Security checks should include inspection of which areas?

Security checks should include inspection of which areas?

• A. Parking lots and street corners
• B. Healthcare facilities only
• C. Compounds, warehouses, perimeter buildings, storage areas, service areas, and fences
• D. Administrative offices only

Answer: (C)

Security checks should cover every area that forms the security envelope — not just a portion of the facility. The areas listed—compounds, warehouses, perimeter buildings, storage areas, service areas, and fences—are all critical points where access, visibility, and potential concealment intersect. Inspecting them helps detect broken fencing, unsecured entries, tampered locks, unmonitored storage, and other vulnerabilities before they can be exploited. Parking lots and street corners, or inspecting only one part of a facility like administrative offices or healthcare spaces, miss these high-risk zones, so they aren’t sufficient on their own.