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EAC training: regular testing and low-cost measures strengthen office security
Summary
Training notes inexpensive steps (locked doors, sign-in logs, ID badges) can reduce risk and lists optional upgrades (badge readers, alarms, cameras, backup power); recommends regular testing to ensure systems work.
The presenter stressed that improving physical security does not always require expensive technology and listed a series of low-cost steps such as keeping doors locked, requiring visitors to sign in and out, issuing visible ID badges, and training staff to watch for tailgating. "Improving your physical security doesn't always require expensive technology," the presenter said.
For offices with resources, the training suggested upgrades: badge readers, keypad locks, coded access, alarms, panic buttons, cameras, motion detectors, glass break sensors, and backup power for security systems; the presenter capped the segment by saying offices should "regularly test your physical security to ensure everything works as expected."
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