Physical Security and Safety at your Financial Institution
Can you see banking facilities through the criminal's eyes?
Is your financial institution facility safe and secure? Don't put your account holders, employees, and potentially thousands of your asset dollars at risk!
The Program
BankersOnline Guru Barry Thompson, C.R.C.M. performs physical risk assessments to determine what makes financial institutions targets for bank robbery! He has performed reviews on financial institutions from New York City to Los Angeles. In this riveting webinar you will gain a working knowledge of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED). This session will offer you a visual review on concepts and procedures that will improve your security.
Assessing the risks involved with the operation of a financial institution is a major concern of every CEO, operations staff, and security officer. Financial institutions often unwittingly make themselves targets for criminals and robbers. In this program we'll use actual pictures showing situations that make financial institutions targets for criminal attacks. Take advantage of mistakes others have made with physical security and avoid them yourself.
Join security and risk management "guru" Barry Thompson for a look at your financial institution facilities as a criminal would see them, both during operating hours and after hours. You may be surprised at what you see!
The Objectives
- Learn techniques that you can adapt to improve your security program
- Understand why night inspections of financial institutions are needed
- Understand the role of lighting and visibility
- Building design flaws that create unsafe situations
- Discover how marketing can inadvertently make your bank a target
- Understand why staff members sometimes don't consider security procedures necessary and how to re-educate them without threatening them
THE ATTENDEES
Board of directors; chief executive officers; senior management; middle management; auditors; security officers, training managers and members of the risk management committee.