Physical security is a very important aspect of maintaining business longevity. Picture the following example: a building located downtown holds the information on numerous businesses run by an overhead business within the same building. The information consists of employee information, bank records, tax details, operating costs and management, operation procedures, etc.; essentially, all the important information for all these business are present in this one building. Currently there are three entrances to the building, one if locked by a numerical keypad, and the other two are open to the public. The doors are unlocked from 9am to 5pm Monday through Friday and there is no one monitoring these doors. Furthermore, offices are spread out through the building, allowing individuals to enter without being noticed. No cameras monitor the building, there is no alarm system, office doors are all open, many documents are not locked away, and many computers are not password protected. Go into detail on the numerous risks and consequences this presents and what could and should be done to fix these problems.