Security after COVID-19 - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 07:35, 5 March 2021

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	* Supermarket security and COVID-19.		* Supermarket security and COVID-19.

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Editor at 12:31, 20 October 2020

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	* Security.		* Security.
	* Security and the built environment.		* Security and the built environment.
		+	* Supermarket security and COVID-19.

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Designing Buildings at 09:41, 13 August 2020

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	= How will security technology adapt? =		= How will security technology adapt? =

−	Technology provides ~~larger and more~~ sophisticated security systems which can be invaluable to businesses when it comes to keeping their premises and their employees safe. In the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, technological security systems are likely to become the norm as they can be developed in line with social distancing rules and other government guidelines.	+	Technology provides sophisticated security systems which can be invaluable to businesses when it comes to keeping their premises and their employees safe. In the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, technological security systems are likely to become the norm as they can be developed in line with social distancing rules and other government guidelines.

−	Systems such as biometrics, contactless security systems and even virtual reality could all be utilised ~~by businesses~~ as they provide a safer method of security that minimises the risk of human contact. The rise in use of mobile phones and smart technology could be utilised as a contactless form of identification ~~as well~~.	+	Systems such as biometrics, contactless security systems and even virtual reality could all be utilised as they provide a safer method of security that minimises the risk of human contact. The rise in use of mobile phones and smart technology could also be utilised as a contactless form of identification.

−	~~Large advances in technology are not always practical for all businesses.~~ Simpler forms of security (such as CCTV cameras) can be ~~just as~~ effective in monitoring a workplace and providing a safer environment. In addition, there are security cameras available that can monitor a person’s body heat, allowing users to catch any warning signs of illness before a problem arises.	+	Simpler forms of security (such as CCTV cameras) can also be effective in monitoring a workplace and providing a safer environment. In addition, there are security cameras available that can monitor a person’s body heat, allowing users to catch any warning signs of illness before a problem arises.

	= How will physical security adapt? =		= How will physical security adapt? =

−	The world of physical security will largely remain unchanged ~~due to the pandemic~~. However, it is likely that these systems will be in greater demand and may be paired with more ~~technologically advanced security systems~~.	+	The world of physical security will largely remain unchanged. However, it is likely that these systems will be in greater demand and may be paired with more technological solutions.

−	Traditional access control measures (such as barriers, gates and turnstiles) can be useful in monitoring and controlling large crowds and queues, particularly when social distancing rules are ~~still~~ in place.	+	Traditional access control measures (such as barriers, gates and turnstiles) can be useful in monitoring and controlling large crowds and queues, particularly when social distancing rules are in place.

−	There may also be additional demand for human-based security systems (such as security guards and concierge or gatehouse security).These approaches can be utilised ~~in different ways~~ to restrict and monitor access and prevent additional outbreaks.	+	There may also be additional demand for human-based security systems (such as security guards and concierge or gatehouse security).These approaches can be utilised to restrict and monitor access and prevent additional outbreaks.

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	* Security and the built environment.		* Security and the built environment.

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Editor at 20:24, 21 July 2020

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	* CCTV.		* CCTV.
	* Health and safety.		* Health and safety.
		+	* Safeguarding at school.
	* Security.		* Security.
	* Security and the built environment.		* Security and the built environment.

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Editor at 20:00, 21 July 2020

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	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

−	* Access.
	* Access control in buildings.		* Access control in buildings.
		+	* Beyond the pandemic.
	* CCTV.		* CCTV.
	* Health and safety.		* Health and safety.

Editor at 19:59, 21 July 2020

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	= How will physical security adapt? =		= How will physical security adapt? =

−	The world of physical security will largely remain unchanged due to the ~~Coronavirus~~ pandemic ~~however~~ it is likely that these systems will be in greater demand and paired with ~~the~~ more technologically advanced security systems.	+	The world of physical security will largely remain unchanged due to the pandemic. However, it is likely that these systems will be in greater demand and may be paired with more technologically advanced security systems.

−	Traditional access control ~~security~~ measures such as barriers, gates and turnstiles can be useful in monitoring and controlling large crowds and queues, ~~which will be essential in a post COVID-19 world where~~ social distancing rules are still in place.	+	Traditional access control measures (such as barriers, gates and turnstiles) can be useful in monitoring and controlling large crowds and queues, particularly when social distancing rules are still in place.

−	~~Additionally, there is~~ also ~~an expected increase in~~ demand for ~~more~~ human based security systems such as ~~[https://www.heartsecurity.co.uk/our-services/static-security-guards/~~ security guards] and concierge or gatehouse security. ~~Both of these security systems~~ can be utilised in different ways ~~but excel at restricting~~ and ~~monitoring~~ access ~~to a premises.~~	+	There may also be additional demand for human-based security systems (such as security guards and concierge or gatehouse security).These approaches can be utilised in different ways to restrict and monitor access and prevent additional outbreaks.
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−	This keen monitoring and screening of people as they enter your workplace, whether that is an office building, retail outlet or entertainment building, is likely going to be essential in a post COVID-19 world where monitoring and social distancing will be expected in order to control the virus and prevent ~~a second spike in COVID-19 cases.~~	+
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−	~~Ultimately, the world of security is likely going to change in the coming months and the methods in which you implement will depend on a number of factors, such as your requirements and budget.~~	+
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−	~~It is important to stay alert to the current trends and systems that are available and implement them as necessary to keep you, your business and your employees safe and healthy~~.	+

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	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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		+	* Access.
		+	* Access control in buildings.
		+	* CCTV.
		+	* Health and safety.
		+	* Security.
		+	* Security and the built environment.

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Editor at 19:50, 21 July 2020

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−	The ongoing COVID-19 outbreak has changed the world in ways in which nobody could have imagined and the majority of businesses and companies have had to adapt to a new way of operating, whether that be from home or temporarily shut down.	+	= Introduction =

−	~~However, whilst~~ the majority of businesses ~~are beginning~~ to ~~return~~ to ~~normal~~, ~~and~~ the world begins to adapt~~, the issue remains~~, how will business security change ~~and adapt~~?	+	The COVID-19 outbreak has changed the world in ways in which nobody could have imagined. The majority of businesses and companies have had to adapt to a new way of operating, whether that be from home or through temporary closure. As the world begins to adapt, how will business security change?

−	~~Understanding the change in security measures and trends that have arisen as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak~~ will ~~be essential for businesses in the coming months and it is important to understand the changes and adaptations to technological security as well as traditional physical~~ security.	+	= How will security technology adapt? =

−	~~How will~~ security ~~technology adapt?~~	+	Technology provides larger and more sophisticated security systems which can be invaluable to businesses when it comes to keeping their premises and their employees safe. In the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, technological security systems are likely to become the norm as they can be developed in line with social distancing rules and other government guidelines.

−	~~Technology continues to develop every day and it has allowed for larger and more secure~~ security systems ~~which can~~ be ~~invaluable to~~ businesses ~~when it comes to keeping their premises~~ and ~~their employees safe~~.	+	Systems such as biometrics, contactless security systems and even virtual reality could all be utilised by businesses as they provide a safer method of security that minimises the risk of human contact. The rise in use of mobile phones and smart technology could be utilised as a contactless form of identification as well.

−	~~In the aftermath~~ of ~~the COVID-19 pandemic, technological~~ security ~~systems are likely to become the norm~~ as ~~they~~ can be ~~developed~~ in ~~line with social distancing rules~~ and ~~other government guidelines~~.	+	Large advances in technology are not always practical for all businesses. Simpler forms of security (such as CCTV cameras) can be just as effective in monitoring a workplace and providing a safer environment. In addition, there are security cameras available that can monitor a person’s body heat, allowing users to catch any warning signs of illness before a problem arises.

−	Systems such as biometrics, contactless security systems and even virtual reality, could all be utilised by businesses as they provide a safer method of security that minimises the risk of human contact whilst providing the levels of security required.	+	= How will physical security adapt? =
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−	~~Furthermore, the rise in use of mobile phones and smart technology could be utilised as a contactless form of identification as opposed to just a communication device.~~	+
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−	However, large advances in technology can often come with a price and are not always practical for all businesses. Simpler forms of technological driven security such as CCTV cameras can be just as effective in monitoring a workplace and providing a safer environment.	+
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−	~~In addition, there are security cameras available that have the sufficient technology to monitor a person’s body heat, allowing users to catch any warning signs of illness before a problem arises.~~	+
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−	~~All of the above advances in technology allow for safer working environments and a help in managing and reducing the transmission of COVID-19.~~	+
−		+
−	How will physical security adapt?	+

	The world of physical security will largely remain unchanged due to the Coronavirus pandemic however it is likely that these systems will be in greater demand and paired with the more technologically advanced security systems.		The world of physical security will largely remain unchanged due to the Coronavirus pandemic however it is likely that these systems will be in greater demand and paired with the more technologically advanced security systems.
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	It is important to stay alert to the current trends and systems that are available and implement them as necessary to keep you, your business and your employees safe and healthy.		It is important to stay alert to the current trends and systems that are available and implement them as necessary to keep you, your business and your employees safe and healthy.

−	--[[User:HeartSecurity\|HeartSecurity]] ~~15:57, 17 Jun 2020 (BST)~~	+	-----
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		+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

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	It is important to stay alert to the current trends and systems that are available and implement them as necessary to keep you, your business and your employees safe and healthy.		It is important to stay alert to the current trends and systems that are available and implement them as necessary to keep you, your business and your employees safe and healthy.
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		+	--[[User:HeartSecurity\|HeartSecurity]] 15:57, 17 Jun 2020 (BST)

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The ongoing COVID-19 outbreak has changed the world in ways in which nobody could have imagined and the majority of businesses and companies have had to adapt to a new way of operating, whether that be from home or temporarily shut down.

However, whilst the majority of businesses are beginning to return to normal, and the world begins to adapt, the issue remains, how will business security change and adapt?

Understanding the change in security measures and trends that have arisen as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak will be essential for businesses in the coming months and it is important to understand the changes and adaptations to technological security as well as traditional physical security.

How will security technology adapt?

Technology continues to develop every day and it has allowed for larger and more secure security systems which can be invaluable to businesses when it comes to keeping their premises and their employees safe.

In the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, technological security systems are likely to become the norm as they can be developed in line with social distancing rules and other government guidelines.

Systems such as biometrics, contactless security systems and even virtual reality, could all be utilised by businesses as they provide a safer method of security that minimises the risk of human contact whilst providing the levels of security required.

Furthermore, the rise in use of mobile phones and smart technology could be utilised as a contactless form of identification as opposed to just a communication device.

However, large advances in technology can often come with a price and are not always practical for all businesses. Simpler forms of technological driven security such as CCTV cameras can be just as effective in monitoring a workplace and providing a safer environment.

In addition, there are security cameras available that have the sufficient technology to monitor a person’s body heat, allowing users to catch any warning signs of illness before a problem arises.

All of the above advances in technology allow for safer working environments and a help in managing and reducing the transmission of COVID-19.

How will physical security adapt?

The world of physical security will largely remain unchanged due to the Coronavirus pandemic however it is likely that these systems will be in greater demand and paired with the more technologically advanced security systems.

Traditional access control security measures such as barriers, gates and turnstiles can be useful in monitoring and controlling large crowds and queues, which will be essential in a post COVID-19 world where social distancing rules are still in place.

Additionally, there is also an expected increase in demand for more human based security systems such as [https://www.heartsecurity.co.uk/our-services/static-security-guards/ security guards] and concierge or gatehouse security. Both of these security systems can be utilised in different ways but excel at restricting and monitoring access to a premises.

This keen monitoring and screening of people as they enter your workplace, whether that is an office building, retail outlet or entertainment building, is likely going to be essential in a post COVID-19 world where monitoring and social distancing will be expected in order to control the virus and prevent a second spike in COVID-19 cases.

Ultimately, the world of security is likely going to change in the coming months and the methods in which you implement will depend on a number of factors, such as your requirements and budget.

It is important to stay alert to the current trends and systems that are available and implement them as necessary to keep you, your business and your employees safe and healthy.

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