o Preventing direct access by the public to sensitive areas likely to be targets of terrorism. For
instance, command office areas should be located above the ground floor level.
o Equipping the place where visitors enter command offices with a duress alarm.
o Ensuring visitors are escorted and their access into sensitive or command office areas is
controlled. This is a key element of a security policy.
o Making a careful examination of all measures used to control the entry of persons into sensitive
or command office areas during nonworking hours; directing the security force to make periodic
checks of command office areas during their after-hours tours.
Figure 3-6. Terrorist Intelligence Collection.
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