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Physical Security Risk Assessment

The document appears to be a physical security risk assessment for a pharmacy, consisting of questions to evaluate various physical security measures and their associated risk levels. It addresses topics like access control, exterior lighting, window and door locks, alarm systems, key and code management, visitor logging and supervision, computer and equipment security, and risk from water damage. The assessment will be used to identify any security gaps and develop an action plan to address issues rated as high or medium risk.

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89% found this document useful (9 votes)
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Physical Security Risk Assessment

The document appears to be a physical security risk assessment for a pharmacy, consisting of questions to evaluate various physical security measures and their associated risk levels. It addresses topics like access control, exterior lighting, window and door locks, alarm systems, key and code management, visitor logging and supervision, computer and equipment security, and risk from water damage. The assessment will be used to identify any security gaps and develop an action plan to address issues rated as high or medium risk.

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Name of Pharmacy
Physical Security Risk Assessment
Assessment Undertaken by:
Date Assessment Undertaken:

One method of risk assessment is detailed in Appendix 7 of the workbook. The level of
risk is normally established by considering the impact of a potential data loss occurring
and the likelihood of a loss taking place. It is for a contractor to assess the risk based on
local circumstances and take a decision on which physical security measures are
appropriate.

1. Is access to the outside of the building controlled i.e covered by CCTV?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


2. Does the outside of the building have security lighting, floodlighting or
street lighting?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


3. Are there warnings on windows, visible alarms etc that warn potential
intruders that there are physical security measures in place?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


4. Are accessible windows suitably protected with locks?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


5. Do the downstairs windows have security bars?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


6. Are the windows closed and checked every evening?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


7. Are blinds closed and checked every evening?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


8. Are skylights suitably protected by bars and locks?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


9. Are external doors suitably protected e.g. by 5 lever locks?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


10. Is there a burglar alarm with intruder monitors covering all areas
especially those containing IT equipment or records?
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Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


11. Is the alarm system connected to a police station or call response
centre?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


12. Are you able to ensure all keys stored on site are not obvious and any
instructions regarding key instructions or keypad codes are stored securely?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


13. Are keypad codes changed regularly?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


14. Are alarm codes changed regularly?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


15. Are staff aware of the procedure for challenging unidentified visitors in
controlled areas?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


16. Do staff ensure that the Dispensary or the access route to the
Dispensary is never left unoccupied whilst the pharmacy is open?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


17. Do staff ensure that paperwork (e.g. MUR forms) is not left unattended
in the Consultation Area?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


18. Do staff ensure that paperwork (e.g. MUR forms) is not left unattended
in the Consultation Area?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


19. Are screensavers in use on computers that are used to display
information about patients?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


20. Are identity passes/cards worn by all staff at all times?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


21. Are identity passes/cards worn by all visitors at all times?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


22. Are visitors escorted at all times in secure areas?
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Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


23. Is a log of visitors maintained?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


24. Is IT equipment situated where it cannot be viewed by visitors or the
public from outside the premises?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


25. Are deliveries to and collections from the pharmacy, supervised?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


26. If a back door or loading bay is used to receive deliveries is this
secured when not in use?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


27. Is new equipment stored securely prior to installation?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


28. Is the movement of IT equipment out of the pharmacy subject to
authorisation and control? i.e. use of laptops and portable equipment off
site.
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:




29. Are lock down devices used to secure IT equipment?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


30. Are laptops and other portable equipment stored securely overnight?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


31. Are back-up Tapes stored securely, for example in the pharmacy safe?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


32. Is IT equipment asset marked?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


33. Do assets have visible ID markings?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:


34. Is electronic equipment stored away from the risk of burst water pipes?
Yes / No Risk Level: Action Plan:
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High/Low/Medium

35. Is electronic equipment stored away from the risk of splashing from
taps or sinks and the risk of water running from windows or condensation?
Yes / No Risk Level:
High/Low/Medium
Action Plan:




Any there any other observations from the review?

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