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	Secured by Design is owned by the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) and has the support of the Home Office Crime Reduction and Community Safety Group and other Government Departments. The National Police Chiefs’ Council for England, Wales and Police Scotland endorse and support the Secured by Design programme. For further information visit [https://www.securedbydesign.com/ https://www.securedbydesign.com/]		Secured by Design is owned by the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) and has the support of the Home Office Crime Reduction and Community Safety Group and other Government Departments. The National Police Chiefs’ Council for England, Wales and Police Scotland endorse and support the Secured by Design programme. For further information visit [https://www.securedbydesign.com/ https://www.securedbydesign.com/]

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	There are a wide range of security standards available worldwide, from a variety of sources and for different products. A comparison of the standards with different risk levels, has been published in the form of different guides developed in conjunction with the British Security Industry Association (BSIA) and the Loss Prevention Certification Board (LPCB).		There are a wide range of security standards available worldwide, from a variety of sources and for different products. A comparison of the standards with different risk levels, has been published in the form of different guides developed in conjunction with the British Security Industry Association (BSIA) and the Loss Prevention Certification Board (LPCB).

−	Standards - Computer Security	+	* [https://www.securedbydesign.com/images/downloads/standards_computer_2002.pdf Standards - Computer Security]
		+	* [https://www.securedbydesign.com/images/downloads/standards_security_screens_2003.pdf Standards - Security Screens]
		+	* [https://www.securedbydesign.com/images/downloads/standards_BSEN_1627-1630.pdf Standards - Interpretive Document for BSEN 1627 - 1630]

−	Standards - Security ~~Screens~~	+	BSI Standards- Security products without the benefit of a suitable public test standard may be accepted having passed the BSI evaluation based on research by a technical authority acceptable to Secured by Design e.g. Forensic services, Defence Science and Technology Laboratory or Motor Insurance Repair Research Centre and Thatcham.

−	~~Standards - Interpretive Document~~ for ~~BSEN 1627 - 1630~~	+	Sold Secure is administered by the Master Locksmiths Association. Approval is classified into 3 main categories; Bronze, Silver & Gold (with an addition of Diamond for certain product types). The categories reflect the amount of time allocated per test and the type of tools used. This can vary depending on what test is specified. The higher the grading (Bronze is the lowest) the higher the security provided by the product. They offer a range of specifications, including SS101 Motorcycles, SS102 Motor Vehicle, SS104 Pedal Cycles, SS105 Ground Anchors and SS323 Fences/Gates.

−	~~BSI~~ Standards	+	The most commonly used standards in the UK and those most likely to be requested by specifiers and Designing Out Crime Officers (DOCOs) can be found on the [https://www.securedbydesign.com/guidance/standards-explained Security Standards Explained of the Secured by Design website.]

−	~~Security products without~~ the ~~benefit~~ of ~~a suitable public test standard may be accepted having passed~~ the ~~BSI evaluation based~~ on ~~research by a technical authority acceptable to Secured by Design~~ e.~~g. Forensic services, Defence Science and Technology Laboratory~~ or ~~Motor Insurance Repair Research Centre and Thatcham.~~	+	Note that there is increasing synergy between common physical security standards and IoT / cyber security standards, with the emergence of ESTI 303645 & other such cyber security standards to ensure that the product is protected dependent on the risk, against both forms of criminal attack i.e. Burglar or hacker for example (Further information can be found on SBD Secure Connected Devices (SCD)

−	~~Sold Secure~~	+	Secured by Design is owned by the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) and has the support of the Home Office Crime Reduction and Community Safety Group and other Government Departments. The National Police Chiefs’ Council for England, Wales and Police Scotland endorse and support the Secured by Design programme. For further information visit [https://www.securedbydesign.com/ https://www.securedbydesign.com/]
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−	Sold Secure is administered by the Master Locksmiths Association. Approval is classified into 3 main categories; Bronze, Silver & Gold (with an addition of Diamond for certain product types). The categories reflect the amount of time allocated per test and the type of tools used. This can vary depending on what test is specified.	+
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−	The higher the grading (Bronze is the lowest) the higher the security provided by the product. They offer a range of specifications, including SS101 Motorcycles, SS102 Motor Vehicle, SS104 Pedal Cycles, SS105 Ground Anchors and SS323 Fences/Gates.	+
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−	~~Listed below are the most commonly used ones here in the UK and those most likely to be requested by specifiers and Designing Out Crime Officers (DOCOs).~~	+
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−	Please be aware that the list is not exhaustive and that from time to time additional or alternative security standards may be stipulated for specific crime risks. Please contact SBD or your local DOCO if you can't find what you are looking for and need assistance.	+
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−	It should be noted that there is increasing synergy between common physical security standards and IoT / cyber security standards, with the emergence of ESTI 303645 & other such cyber security standards to ensure that the product is protected dependent on the risk, against both forms of criminal attack i.e. Burglar or hacker for example (Further information can be found on SBD Secure Connected Devices (SCD) )	+
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−	~~Please click the relevant images below to find the correct security standard required:~~	+
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−	~~A police initiative that seeks to encourage the construction industry to adopt crime prevention measures in the design of developments, to assist in reducing the opportunity for, and fear of, crime.~~ Secured by Design is owned by the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) and has the support of the Home Office Crime Reduction and Community Safety Group and other Government Departments. The National Police Chiefs’ Council for England, Wales and Police Scotland endorse and support the Secured by Design programme.	+

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Police Preferred Specification is a Secured by Design (SBD) accreditation scheme run on behalf of the UK police for products or services that have met recognised security standards. Such products or services must be capable of deterring or preventing crime and are known as being of a ‘Police Preferred Specification’.

The Police Preferred Specification ensures that products have been:

* Independently tested to a relevant security standard
* Fully certified by an independent third-party, United Kingdom Accreditation Service (UKAS) certification body

Or

* Tested and certified by an approved body such as Sold Secure or Thatcham

Police Preferred Specification requires:

* Regular re-testing
* Annual inspection of the manufacturing facility to ensure quality and performance are maintained (by a UKAS body)

Secured by Design (SBD) does not undertake testing itself, but issues a full list of UKAS bodies that do, which can be found under the [https://www.securedbydesign.com/guidance/test-certification-facilities Testing and Certification section] of the Secured by Design webpage.

There are a wide range of security standards available worldwide, from a variety of sources and for different products. A comparison of the standards with different risk levels, has been published in the form of different guides developed in conjunction with the British Security Industry Association (BSIA) and the Loss Prevention Certification Board (LPCB).

Standards - Computer Security

Standards - Security Screens

Standards - Interpretive Document for BSEN 1627 - 1630

BSI Standards

Security products without the benefit of a suitable public test standard may be accepted having passed the BSI evaluation based on research by a technical authority acceptable to Secured by Design e.g. Forensic services, Defence Science and Technology Laboratory or Motor Insurance Repair Research Centre and Thatcham.

Sold Secure

Sold Secure is administered by the Master Locksmiths Association. Approval is classified into 3 main categories; Bronze, Silver & Gold (with an addition of Diamond for certain product types). The categories reflect the amount of time allocated per test and the type of tools used. This can vary depending on what test is specified.

The higher the grading (Bronze is the lowest) the higher the security provided by the product. They offer a range of specifications, including SS101 Motorcycles, SS102 Motor Vehicle, SS104 Pedal Cycles, SS105 Ground Anchors and SS323 Fences/Gates.

Listed below are the most commonly used ones here in the UK and those most likely to be requested by specifiers and Designing Out Crime Officers (DOCOs).

Please be aware that the list is not exhaustive and that from time to time additional or alternative security standards may be stipulated for specific crime risks. Please contact SBD or your local DOCO if you can't find what you are looking for and need assistance.

It should be noted that there is increasing synergy between common physical security standards and IoT / cyber security standards, with the emergence of ESTI 303645 & other such cyber security standards to ensure that the product is protected dependent on the risk, against both forms of criminal attack i.e. Burglar or hacker for example (Further information can be found on SBD Secure Connected Devices (SCD) )

Please click the relevant images below to find the correct security standard required:

A police initiative that seeks to encourage the construction industry to adopt crime prevention measures in the design of developments, to assist in reducing the opportunity for, and fear of, crime. Secured by Design is owned by the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) and has the support of the Home Office Crime Reduction and Community Safety Group and other Government Departments. The National Police Chiefs’ Council for England, Wales and Police Scotland endorse and support the Secured by Design programme.

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