As a security professional responsible for a physical security plan that includes multiple types of...

When creating a physical security plan for a property with multiple organizations and tenants, it is crucial to foster a cooperative effort between the building owner and tenants. This ensures a balanced approach to security that aligns with the interests and needs of all parties.

Stakeholder Involvement:

Engage both the building owner and tenants in security planning and decision-making.

Customized Security Measures:

Address unique needs of different tenants while maintaining overall building security.

Clear Roles and Responsibilities:

Define the roles of the owner and tenants in implementing and maintaining security measures.

Cost Sharing and Agreements:

Establish agreements for sharing costs of common security features, such as access control systems or surveillance.

B: While occupancy numbers inform security design, collaboration is the critical factor.

C: Countermeasures may vary based on tenant needs and risk profiles.

D: Verbal agreements are insufficient for robust security planning.

Key Elements of Cooperation:Why Other Options Are Incorrect:ASIS CPP® References:

Domain 5: Physical SecurityCovers collaborative approaches to multi-tenant security planning and implementation.