By David L. Berger
A basic text on general security techniques: emphasizing the philosphical, moral and ethical responsibility of the security officer, along with the elements of various specialities within the field. This book is designed for not only the beginner student, but for ambitious security personnel seeking advancement and directors training staff in the field.
It is important for security personnel, in this age of the computer, to understand the background and basic elements of security procedures. It is also important to understand this philosophy in order to develop programs which may be used in defending against charges of "inadequate security" in civil litigation. It is also designed for all security personnel to develop sufficient skills to become a true professional.
Hardbound, ISBN: 0-7506-7139-4, 336 pages, publication date: 1999 Imprint: BUTTERWORTH HEINEMANN
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