Looking into putting together and argument against using those little RFID tags/buttons to be used for educating clients. Those that don't know these are basically the replacement of the old school detex key stations.
I recall from experience and a study somewhere that concluded that the only thing these tags/key stations do is train the guard to focus on nothing but going to and from each station in the most direct path and then only paying attention to an area around them. This is great to show the client and others that; "See we checked the property." What it lacks is that few people understand that it only shows those stations getting hit, and does nothing for the rest of the property.
Now then, anyone know of this study and where to find it? I recall it was put out by the USDOJ, but I Could be wrong.
I recall from experience and a study somewhere that concluded that the only thing these tags/key stations do is train the guard to focus on nothing but going to and from each station in the most direct path and then only paying attention to an area around them. This is great to show the client and others that; "See we checked the property." What it lacks is that few people understand that it only shows those stations getting hit, and does nothing for the rest of the property.
Now then, anyone know of this study and where to find it? I recall it was put out by the USDOJ, but I Could be wrong.
Comment