Security insurance aspects

While the insurance company s security requirements against the risk of theft may go some way towards countering these other vulnerabilities, some of these issues present significantly different security problems and they may require separate assessment and control. This emphasizes the need for a total plan to cover all aspects of security. If planning is piecemeal, some aspect may be overlooked and the benefits (financial and operational) of a totally integrated approach will be lost. 

Business interruption aspects of a TLC fundamentally include those insured and uninsured costs arising from any incidents which downgrade the system. These costs include those associated with injuries, property damage, fire, security, occupational health and hygiene incidents, pollution and product liability, which are the main areas of loss within the TLC concept. 

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