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Physical controls are things you can touch (or bump into); they are the walls, doors, locks, fences, mantraps, concrete barriers, and their relative placement in your overall physical arrangement of a facility. By themselves, physical security features provide deterrent, prevention, and containment capabilities; to get your money's worth out of them, most organizations add monitoring equipment such as cameras, motion detectors, alarms, and people (and perhaps security canine patrols). As more robots and autonomous mobile devices enter the workplace, physical access controls must be able to cope with their presence and movements. Gluing that all together requires administrative controls in the form of policies, procedures, and control documentation. It also relies upon the human element—the monitors, the watch-standers, and the administrative and technical people who make it work and who use it to secure and protect the organization, its people, its information, and its assets.