NFPA 730 is the guide for what?

• A. Premise security
• B. Installation of electronic security systems
• C. Openings protection
• D. Camera selection

Answer: (A)

NFPA 730 guides Premises Security. It provides a framework for planning and implementing a security program that protects a building or site by identifying risks, setting security objectives, and selecting appropriate physical and procedural controls. The focus is on overall security planning, risk assessment, and the integration of measures like lighting, barriers, doors and locks, access control concepts, and surveillance planning—not on the technical installation or product specifics of electronic security systems. That installation work is covered by other standards. So the best answer is Premises Security because the standard is about shaping a comprehensive security approach for a site rather than detailing installation procedures or specific hardware choices.