This study investigates the campus security policies implemented by Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in the City of Koronadal, focusing on asset management, physical security, and human resource safety. The research, employing a descriptive approach, gathered responses from 240 administrators and faculty members across three HEIs.      The evaluation of campus security policies centered on three key indicators: Personnel Security, Physical Security, and Information and Document Security. The findings revealed that respondents gave a Very Good rating to the Physical Security indicator, followed closely by Personnel Security, also receiving a very good rating. Notably, the Information and Document Security indicator attained the highest weighted mean value.      The results highlight the respondents particular concern for the physical security of educational institutions. Recommendations include the installation of surveillance cameras/CCTV in restricted areas and the implementation of a robust perimeter fence to deter unwanted visitors. Additionally, safeguarding property information, preventing unauthorized access, inadvertent disclosure, and document destruction emerged as crucial aspects of information security management.      Considering these findings, it is strongly recommended that HEIs formulate a continuous strategic action plan for Campus Security Policies, commencing in the first semester of 2022 and beyond. This proactive approach aims to address and enhance security measures, ensuring a safe and secure environment for the academic community.

Higher Education

Security Risk