Physical Security
December 23, 2024
6 min read
Perimeter Security: Lighting, Lines of Sight, and Patrol Rhythm
A good perimeter plan is boring by design: consistent coverage, fewer hiding spots, and an escalation path everyone can repeat from memory.

The boring wins
Perimeter work is about predictability for your team—not for intruders. Lighting and visibility do most of the heavy lifting.
If you can remove the shadows, improve sight lines, and keep a steady patrol rhythm, most perimeter problems get a lot harder to pull off.
- Lighting checks
- Clear sight lines
- Regular patrol rhythm
- Known escalation points