Review the controls surrounding stored gold without reducing security to a single lock or camera. The checklist considers access, accountability, inventory, physical controls, records and incident readiness.
The assessment focuses on whether security controls are present and consistently used. It deliberately avoids assuming that one physical measure is enough to protect valuable inventory.
Access authorization, key or credential management, inventory reconciliation, visitor controls, secure storage, surveillance, backup records and documented incident procedures.
A higher score means more of the listed controls are marked complete. It does not prove that a storage location is secure because threat level, site design and operational discipline vary.
No. It is a practical self-assessment checklist.
Not necessarily. Controls should match the value, location, staffing and risk profile of the operation.