Today there are no requirements on burglary protection in the building regulation “Boverketsbyggregler”. Instead SSF Stöldskyddsföreningen has developed norms for physical security.SSF 200:5 is a norm that treats burglary protection in buildings and business premises, and isused as a basis for the insurance companies own description of security classification.The main purpose of the report is to get an increased understanding of what requirementsregarding burglary protection there are, and who is demanding them. The report also aims toexplore how people in the industry deal with security related work in the design stage.The questions at issue are all related to burglary protection. To answer these questions threemethods have been used. Interviews/surveys, physical tests, and a comparison between SSF200:5 and the insurance companies description of security classification.The interviews show that the burglary protection can vary depending on who the claimant is.It shines a light on a problem that occurs in the construction process, that is, discussingsecurity related questions too late. This can lead to compromised burglar security andincreased construction costs.The comparison shows that SSF 200:5 is not fully comparable with the insurance companiesdescription of security classification. Easy measures like door and window locks can beequated, meanwhile more complicated measures like wall constructions, can not.Using the test results, alternative wall constructions that satisfy the norm have been presented.Also improvements of SSF 200:5 have been discussed in favor of the whole industry.