Private Security Exam 1 (book- chapter 1-3) Exam Study Guide.
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Private Security Exam 1 (book- chapter 1-3)
Exam Study Guide.
ASIS International - answerProfessional organization of private security professionals
Bow Street Runners - answerPrivate investigative unit formed by Henry Fielding in mid-1700s
in England
Certified Protection Professional - answer...
Private Security Exam 1 (book- chapter 1-3)
Exam Study Guide.
ASIS International - answer✔Professional organization of private security professionals
Bow Street Runners - answer✔Private investigative unit formed by Henry Fielding in mid-1700s
in England
Certified Protection Professional - answer✔Professionals certification awarded to security
professionals by ASIS international
Ethics - answer✔The practical, normative study of the rightness and wrongness of human
conduct.
Ethics, Codes, or values statements - answer✔Formal statements of businesses or organizations
representing their ethical and values standards
Hallcrests Reports - answer✔The first comprehensive studies of the US private security industry.
Industrial Defense Program - answer✔Federal program established in 1952 to oversee, advise,
and assist defense-related facilities; now known as the National Industrial Security Program
Minimum Standards or Guidelines - answer✔Efforts to increase the professionalization of
private security employees by requiring them to meet specific standards prior to employment.
Moonlighting - answer✔When police officers work in private security jobs during their off-duty
hours
National Industrial Security Program - answer✔Federal program established in 1952 to oversee,
advise, and assist defense-related facilities, formerly known as the National Industrial Defense
Program
Pinkerton National Detective Agency - answer✔Private detective agency established by Allan
Pinkerton in the 1850s
Pinkerton Protective Patrol - answer✔Agency established by Allan Pinkerton in 1857 to provide
watchman services for businesses and private individuals
Private Security Industry - answer✔The industry that provides private and corporate security
programs to the United States
Questors - answer✔Rome created the first specialized investigative unit call questors or "trackers
of murder"
Railway Police Acts - answer✔Laws established in many states in the 19th century giving the
railroad industry the right to establish a proprietary security force.
Thief-takers - answer✔Individuals who served as a form of private police in 16th/17th/18th
century France and England.
ASIS International Employment Survey - answer✔Yearly survey of managers and professionals
in the private security industry regarding salaries paid to proprietary and contract security
employees
ASIS International US Salary Survey - answer✔Yearly survey on the salaries of professionals
and management employees in the private security industry
Contract Security - answer✔External companies hired to provide security
Council on Licensure, Enforcement, and Regulation (CLEAR) - answer✔Professional
organization involved in licensing and regulatory reform in the private security industry.
Covert - answer✔undercover
International Association of Security and Investigative Regulators - answer✔Professional
organization involved in security industry regulatory reform, licensing, training, and education
Law Enforcement Management and Administrative Statistics (LEMAS) Program -
answer✔Statistical reports on law enforcement personnel data issued by the national institute of
justice.
Minimum Training Hours - answer✔Certain required amount of classroom instruction on skills
needed for a job
Occupational Outlook Handbook - answer✔Published yearly b the US department of labor's
bureau of labor statistics. Contains extensive information regarding the major industries and
occupations in the US, including nature of the work, working conditions, training, job
qualifications, advancement, job outlook, earnings, and related occupations
Overt - answer✔conducted openly
Private Security Act of 2001 (UK) - answer✔Legislation passed to professionalize the industry
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