3. Ashore Installation/Physical Security. Navy wide Physical
Security programs address the protection of personnel and
property (as such it is inseparably intertwined, but not
exclusively limited to, AT/FP). Such protection is accomplished
by identifying the property requiring protection, determining
jurisdiction and boundaries, assessing the threat, and
committing resources. The physical security program is defined
as the part of security concerned with active and passive
security measures designed to prevent unauthorized access to
personnel, equipment, installations, material and documents, and
to safeguard them against espionage, sabotage, damage, and theft.
a. Installation/Asset Critical Infrastructure
Responsibilities:
(1) Physical Security Division personnel are the primary
installation asset who identify any and all possible
discrepancies and maintain all outer and interior perimeters,
fencing, water security barriers, traffic control portable
barriers, fixed barriers, hydraulic barriers, lighting systems,
Security vehicles, Harbor Patrol Vessels, Entry Control Points,
surveillance equipment, Security weapons storage alarm systems,
duress alarms, and all Sentry structures.
(2) The Physical Security Department may be tasked with
the repair and or the funding of all vital installation security
infrastructure assets and equipment.
b. Physical Security Surveys. Local survey conducted
annually which updates the command on what needs protecting,
what security measures are in effect, what needs improvement,
and provides a basis for determining security priorities.
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