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<br /> <br />P a g e 13 <br /> <br /> <br />Orange County <br />Facilities Security Assessment <br />RFP#: 367-OC 5403 <br />CTCH Security Business Consulting – www.ctchconsulting.com <br /> <br /> <br />The foundation of 1st Generation CPTED consists of Natural Surveillance, Social <br />Management, Maintenance, Territorial Reinforcement and Natural Access Control. <br />Natural Surveillance is the concept of providing clear lines of sight to site stakeholders <br />via natural/predesigned means. Social Management is centered on creating a security <br />culture within working/operating areas. CPTED Maintenance consists of reviewing <br />CPTED measures through site security reviews (planned and responsive). Territorial <br />Reinforcement outlines site boundaries for stakeholders. Natural Access Control <br />consists of implementing foot/vehicle patterns that reduce crime. <br /> <br />As crime and design elements have evolved, CPTED has expanded into new areas <br />of security incident prevention that is centered on Social Cohesion, Community Culture, <br />Connectivity and Threshold Capacity - known as Second Generation CPTED. CPTED <br />Social Cohesion merges site management efforts, stakeholder awareness and space <br />usage into uniform security practices. The cohesion of site management and <br />stakeholder cultures help identify space usage culture and gets all OC stakeholders on <br />the same page when it comes to crime prevention. CPTED Community Culture <br />promotes safe working environments and promotes stakeholders helping create safe <br />working environment (free from workplace violence and criminal activities). Identifying <br />security culture shortfalls will help identify security posture shortfalls that exist between <br />security management efforts and stakeholder security practices. CPTED Connectivity is <br />centered on stakeholders communicating with security managers to discuss issues; sites <br />that are designed in a way that promotes approved area usage; and decentralized sites <br />sharing security incident information; which helps reduce site crime rates. <br /> <br />CPTED Threshold Capacity is centered on placing gathering/usage areas within <br />designated locations and OC stakeholders having the ability to properly monitor <br /> <br />DocuSign Envelope ID: CCAAE303-70FA-49DE-B23A-944301EA0EEB