Security self-audit

Security Audit Report Generator

Tick the areas you want to review and this assembles a tailored, numbered, print-ready security audit report — each area with its concrete checks, a Pass / Fail / N/A marker and a short Findings line to fill in. Use it to walk your premises and spot the gaps. It is an indicative self-audit aid, not a professional or statutory audit, and it runs entirely in your browser.

Which areas do you want to audit?

Tick every area you want to cover — access control, lighting and cyber are off by default as not every site has them. Each tick adds that area’s checks to the report below.

Checks

Areas

Your audit has 16 checks across 5 areas. Mark each Pass, Fail or N/A, note findings, then date and sign.

A routine self-audit catches the easy gaps — a blind spot, an ex-employee still on the access list, a dark approach — between the formal reviews. It never replaces them.

Security Audit Report

16 checks · 5 areas

Site / premises:

Date: Auditor:

Perimeter

1.Boundary wall / fence intact & anti-climb Pass Fail N/A
Findings:
2.Gates secured & monitored Pass Fail N/A
Findings:
3.No hidden approach paths / dead ground Pass Fail N/A
Findings:

Entry points

4.All external doors have grade-rated locks Pass Fail N/A
Findings:
5.Windows & other openings secured Pass Fail N/A
Findings:
6.Main door has a viewer / VDP Pass Fail N/A
Findings:

CCTV

7.Cameras cover all entries with no blind spots Pass Fail N/A
Findings:
8.Recording & retention verified Pass Fail N/A
Findings:
9.Footage access is restricted & logged Pass Fail N/A
Findings:

Intruder alarm

10.Zones cover the perimeter & interior Pass Fail N/A
Findings:
11.Walk-tested recently Pass Fail N/A
Findings:
12.Monitoring / response is defined Pass Fail N/A
Findings:

Procedures & records

13.An incident log is in use Pass Fail N/A
Findings:
14.Maintenance / AMC is current Pass Fail N/A
Findings:
15.Staff know what to do Pass Fail N/A
Findings:
16.Emergency contacts are posted Pass Fail N/A
Findings:

Any FAIL → record the location, act promptly and escalate serious findings. Signed: Date:

Indicative self-audit only. This tool assembles a checklist to help you find gaps — it is not a professional or statutory security audit. A real audit is carried out by a qualified security auditor who assesses your specific site, threats and obligations. Use this to prepare and to spot the obvious issues, then keep dated, signed audit records, fix findings promptly and escalate serious ones without delay. Nothing here is stored — it all runs in your browser.

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