PSI Handbook of Business Security: [2 Volumes](Praeger Security International)

Table of Contents:
Preface VOLUME 1: SECURING THE ENTERPRISE INFORMATION (CYBER) PROTECTION Information Security Security Models Security Documentation Developing, Publishing, and Maintaining Information Security Policies and Standards Internet and E-mail Use Policies Portable Device Security Insider Threat Suspicious Cyber Activities Social Engineering: Exploiting the Weakest Link Data Backup US-CERT (United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team) TERRORISM AS A BUSINESS SECURITY AND SAFETY CONCERN Terrorism Ecoterrorism Agroterrorism Strategic Partnership Program Agroterrorism (SPPA) Food Security Terrorism and Chemical Facilities Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) GENERAL SAFETY CONCERNS Benefits of Emergency Management Emergency Preparedness and Response Component Community Emergency Response Team Emergency Response Training and Testing: Filling the Gap Disaster Recovery Management Business Continuity Risk Management Risk Communication Vulnerability Assessment Team Types of Risk Crisis Management Types of Crises Crisis Communications: External and Internal Crisis Sensing Mechanism Crisis Management Plan Crisis Management Team Crisis Spokesperson UNCOMMON BUSINESS SECURITY CONCERNS Corruption as a Business Security Concern Competitive Intelligence Ethics as a Business Security Concern Ethical Conduct Audit Employee Theft and Fraud Reputation Management VOLUME 2: SECURING PEOPLE AND PROCESSES PHYSICAL PROTECTION Physical Security Security Guards/Officers Workplace Violence Prevention and Policies Workplace Aggression Contributors to Workplace Aggression Employee Background Screening and Drug Testing Video Surveillance Countersurveillance Radio Frequency Identity Biometrics Shelter-in-Place Evacuation in Large and Multiple Tenant Buildings Integrating Physical and Information Security SECURITY ON A GLOBAL SCALE Pandemics Pandemic Communication Outsourcing and Security Supply Chain Security Supply Chain Continuity Travel Overseas Corporate or Industrial Espionage ENHANCING THE HUMAN SIDE OF SECURITY AND SAFETY Improving Team Effectiveness Avoiding the Silo Effect to Improve Business Security Winning Acceptance for Security or Other New Programs Managing Organizational Culture and Change Acceptance Culture of Integrity Exercise and Training Basics GUIDANCE APPENDIX RESOURCE APPENDIX DOCUMENT APPENDIX GLOSSARY INDEX ABOUT THE EDITOR AND CONTRIBUTORS

About the Author :
W. Timothy Coombs is an Associate Professor in Communication Studies at Eastern Illinois University. The author of two textbooks and dozens of articles, he consults on issues of crisis management, communication, and PR for clients in the petrochemical, construction/engineering, and healthcare industries. His most recent book is Code Red in the Boardroom (Praeger, 2006).

Review :
The chapters are written in a clear, authoritative, straightforward style. This reference provides useful information for researchers, students, and laypersons. It is recommended for public, community college, corporate, and academic libraries.