The physical security team at a company receives reports that employees are not displaying their badges. The team also observes employees tailgating at controlled entrances. Which of the following topics will the security team most likely emphasize in upcoming security training?
Tailgating and not displaying badges are both physical security issues that require employees to be aware of their surroundings and recognize potential security risks. Situational awareness involves actively paying attention to one's environment and identifying suspicious activity, such as someone following closely behind an authorized individual at a controlled entrance or an employee not displaying their badge.
Situational awareness refers to being aware of one's surroundings and recognizing potential security threats, including: Noticing tailgating (unauthorized individuals following someone into a secure area) Displaying badges properly to verify identity The physical security team's concerns directly relate to a lack of awareness and enforcement of physical access protocols, which is best addressed through situational awareness training.