Physical Security Assessments
The Physical Security assessment program is designed to help the students, stafand and faculty at the California Maritime Academy identyfy proctices in the work place that puts informational data, personnal or informational property at risk. Does the facility you work in have the proper doors, locks and security devices in it to insure property and resources’ are properly protected The security of employee workstations and campus facilities is of the utmost importance to all members of the CMA community. Unsecured items such as laptops or paper files may contain confidential information or items of monetary value. High value personal and State of California property that is easily taken, requires special attention from our department. As custodians of state property, we are all responsible for using appropriate security in our workspaces
Please Call CMA Police Sand Public Safety services at 6541176 to request a Physical Security Assessment
The security of employee workstations and campus facilities is of the utmost importance to all members of the CMA community. Unsecured items such as laptops or paper files may contain confidential information or items of monetary value. High value personal and State of California property that is easily taken, requires special attention from our department. As custodians of state property, we are all responsible for using appropriate security in our workspaces.
Does the facility you work in have the proper doors, locks and security devices in it to insure property and resources’ are properly protected. The security of employee workstations and campus facilities is of the utmost importance to all members of the CMA community. Unsecured items such as laptops or paper files may contain confidential information or items of monetary value. High value personal and State of California property that is easily taken, requires special attention from our department. As custodians of state property, we are all responsible for using appropriate security in our workspaces.
The Physical Security Assessment program is designed to help the students and employees of CMA identify practices in your workplace that place information, data, state or personal property at risk.
Cs the facility you work in have the proper doors, locks and security devices in it to insure property and resources’ are properly protected. The security of employee workstations and campus facilities is of the utmost importance to all members of the CMA community. Unsecured items such as laptops or paper files may contain confidential information or items of monetary value. High value personal and State of California property that is easily taken, requires special attention from our department. As custodians of state property, we are all responsible for using appropriate security in our workspaces.
Coming Fall 2007!
Does the facility you work in have the proper doors, locks and security devices in it to insure property and resources’ are properly protected. The security of employee workstations and campus facilities is of the utmost importance to all members of the CMA community. Unsecured items such as laptops or paper files may contain confidential information or items of monetary value. High value personal and State of California property that is easily taken, requires special attention from our department. As custodians of state property, we are all responsible for using appropriate security in our workspaces.
The Physical Security Assessment program is designed to help the students and employees of CMA identify practices in your workplace that place information, data, state or personal property at risk.
You can call Police Services at (707) 654-1176 toyou work in have the proper doors, locks and security devices in it to insure property and resources’ are properly protected. The security of employee workstations and campus facilities is of the utmost importance to all members of the CMA community. Unsecured items such as laptops or paper files may contain confidential information or items of monetary value. High value personal and State of California property that is easily taken, requires special attention from our department. As custodians of state property, we are all responsible for using appropriate security in our workspaces.
The Physical Security Assessment program is designed to help the students and employees of CMA identify practices in your workplace that place information, data, state or personal property at risk.
You can call Police Services at (707) 654-1176 to request a Physical Security Assessment of your workspace or building.
Coming Fall 2007!
Does the facility you work in have the proper doors, locks and security devices in it to insure property and resources’ are properly protected. The security of employee workstations and campus facilities is of the utmost importance to all members of the CMA community. Unsecured items such as laptops or paper files may contain confidential information or items of monetary value. High value personal and State of California property that is easily taken, requires special attention from our department. As custodians of state property, we are all responsible for using appropriate security in our workspaces.
The Physical Security Assessment program is designed to help the students and employees of CMA identify practices in your workplace that place information, data, state or personal property at risk.
You can call Police Services at (707) 654-1176 to request a Physical Security Assessment of your workspace or building.
Does the facility you work in have the proper doors, locks and security devices in it to insure property and resources’ are properly protected. The security of employee workstations and campus facilities is of the utmost importance to all members of the CMA community. Unsecured items such as laptops or paper files may contain confidential information or items of monetary value. High value personal and State of California property that is easily taken, requires special attention from our department. As custodians of state property, we are all responsible for using appropriate security in our workspaces.
The Physical Security Assessment program is designed to help the students and employees of CMA identify practices in your workplace that place information, data, state or personal property at risk.
You can call Police Services at (707) 654-1176 to request a Physical Security Assessment of your workspace or building.
Does the facility you work in have the proper doors, locks and security devices in it to insure property and resources’ are properly protected. The security of employee workstations and campus facilities is of the utmost importance to all members of the CMA community. Unsecured items such as laptops or paper files may contain confidential information or items of monetary value. High value personal and State of California property that is easily taken, requires special attention from our department. As custodians of state property, we are all responsible for using appropriate security in our workspaces.
The Physical Security Assessment program is designed to help the students and employees of CMA identify practices in your workplace that place information, data, state or personal property at risk.
You can call Police Services at (707) 654-1176 to request a Physical Security Assessment of your workspace or building.
Coming Fall 2007!
Does the facility you work in have the proper doors, locks and security devices in it to insure property and resources’ are properly protected. The security of employee workstations and campus facilities is of the utmost importance to all members of the CMA community. Unsecured items such as laptops or paper files may contain confidential information or items of monetary value. High value personal and State of California property that is easily taken, requires special attention from our department. As custodians of state property, we are all responsible for using appropriate security in our workspaces.
The Physical Security Assessment program is designed to help the students and employees of CMA identify practices in your workplace that place information, data, state or personal property at risk.
You can call Police Services at (707) 654-1176 to request a Physical Security Assessment of your workspace or building.