Physical Security Resources
Expert guidance on physical security, risk, and resilience from the consultants at BPS.
Whether you’re seeking proven security strategies, industry best practices, or simply expanding your knowledge, we provide clear, actionable guidance to keep your mind at ease.
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Physical Security Policy: How to Build One That Works
How to build a physical security policy that people actually follow.

Physical Security Design: Common Technology Issues
Upgrading your security technology? The common pitfalls, and how independent advice avoids equipment you don't need.

A Physical Security Assessment Guide for Your Organization
What a physical security assessment finds, and what it tells you to fix first.

Roles & Benefits of Physical Security Consultants Explained
How physical security consultants identify risks and design the response to protect people and premises.

Role of Physical Security System Commissioning Consultants
Does your new security system actually do what you paid for? Commissioning is how you find out.

Essential Guide to Choosing a Physical Security Consultant
How to choose a physical security consultant, and what separates a good one from the rest.

People Security: Scalable Protection for Every Industry
Why people security matters in every workplace, and how protection scales to fit yours.

What Does a Protection Specialist Do?: A comprehensive guide
What a protection specialist actually does, and how the role helps protect people and property.

Meet Steve DeArruda: BPS Senior Security Systems Designer
Steve DeArruda, BPS Lead Designer, on how four decades in the field shape his approach to security design.

Meet Frank Pisciotta: CEO & Physical Security Expert at BPS
Meet Frank Pisciotta, CEO and Founder of BPS, on 35+ years of risk assessment and security design.

Physical Security Measures: A Comprehensive Guide
The core physical security measures worth knowing, from deterrence to surveillance.

What Are IP Cameras?: Enhancing Physical Security
How IP cameras fit into a physical security strategy, what they do well, and where they fall short.











