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The publication aims to assist security leaders in addressing the common challenge of approaching and implementing KPIs by posing critical questions about defining objectives, tailoring content for different audiences, influencing outcomes or proposals, and leveraging collaborations. It presents KPI samples in chart format, suitable for executive communications, encouraging security organizations to generate their own relevant performance indicators. 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To achieve these goals, metrics need tobe around the“what” and“how”of measuring program performance.  \nKey performance indictors (KPI) for physical security are achievable but sometimes securityleaders struggle with how to approach this topic – the “how to”dilemma. To get started,ask yourself few questions:  \n• What are the KPIs that should be driving your team and program’s objectives?  \n• What content is appropriate for which constituents?  \n• Do you want to influence an outcome or sell an idea or proposal?  \n• Do you see an opportunity to leverage a collaboration or an improved alignmentwith a “hard sell” customer?  \nFollowing are some KPI samples byway of charts that might be used in executivecommunications. Use them to generate ideas for performance indicators your securityorganization should deploy.  \nCopyright 2017 Security Executive Council 2  \nCopyright 2017 Security Executive Council 3  \nCopyright 2017 Security Executive Council 4  \nVisit the Security Executive Council website to read other articlesin the Security Metrics : Measuring Performanceseries.  \nAbout the Security Executive Council  \nThe SEC is the leading research and advisory firm focused on corporate security riskmitigation solutions. Having worked with hundreds of companies and organizations we havewitnessed the proven practices that produce the most positive transformation. Our subjectmatter experts have deep expertise in all aspects of security risk mitigation strategy; theycollaborate with security leaders to transform security programs into more capable andvalued centers of excellence. Watch our3-minute videoto learn more.  \nContact us at:contact@secleader.com  \nWebsite here:https://www.securityexecutivecouncil.com/","cbCailSAVOoNIEtz","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailSAVOoNIEtz","pdf",827480,"English","# Key Performance Indicators\n## KPI Samples","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) in physical security?\",\"answer\":\"KPIs in physical security are used to measure and drive program performance, aligning with organizational goals for value, service performance, and customer satisfaction, by focusing on both the 'what' and 'how' of performance measurement.\"},{\"question\":\"What questions should security leaders ask when developing KPIs?\",\"answer\":\"Security leaders should consider what KPIs will drive their team's objectives, what content is appropriate for different constituents, whether the goal is to influence an outcome or sell an idea, and if there are opportunities for collaboration or improved alignment.\"},{\"question\":\"Who is the Security Executive Council (SEC) and what is their role?\",\"answer\":\"The Security Executive Council (SEC) is a research and advisory firm specializing in corporate security risk mitigation. 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