Modernizace fyzické bezpečnosti vybraného objektu

Abstract

This bachelor thesis focuses on a comprehensive design for modernizing the physical security of a detached house in Kravaře ve Slezsku, in direct response to the local increase in property crime. The practical part builds upon the legal and regulatory frameworks, as well as the theoretical perspectives of physical security, and provides a detailed characterization of current security level. The identification and subsequent quantification of security threats are conducted using the Ishikawa diagram and the Failure Mode and Effects Analysis methodology, while priority risks are precisely determined via the Pareto principle supplemented by the Lorenz curve. The final output is a synergistic proposal of specific technical, physical, and operational measures aimed at enhancing the overall protection of property and persons. The economic evaluation in the conclusion demonstrates the financial adequacy and feasibility of the proposed solution.