Our Services

Physical Security / Building Security

Physical Security involves the use of multiple layers of interdependent systems that can include CCTV surveillance, security guards, protective barriers, locks, access control, perimeter intrusion detection, deterrent systems, fire protection, and other systems designed to protect persons and property.

Personnel Security

Personnel Security in a corporate includes the following:

Due Diligence / Background Check on potential candidates for senior and sensitive positions. It is a process a person or company uses to verify that an individual is who they claim to be, and this provides an opportunity to check...

Employee Travel Security

Security Training to newly employed staff members on Office Security and Anti-Social Engineering Tactics.

Information Security

Information Security in a corporate includes the following:

Lap Top Security
Proprietary Information Protection (PIP) – Security Management of Office Information
Email Security Awareness
Security Awareness - Social Engineering
Ways Businesses Can Prevent Cyber Attacks
And more ...

Personal Security

Personal Security in a corporate includes the following:

Executive Protection
Employee Travel Security
Foreign Assignments (High Risk Countries) – Expat Security Awareness Training Program
Social Engineering
And more ...

Investigation

Investigation in a corporate includes the following:

Security Incident investigations including, but not limited to, processes,procedures, and guidelines for conducting investigations, reporting results, and tracking activity
Major Security Incident Reporting

Food Defense

Food Defense Assessment (FDA) is to assess / review your method implemented to protect sensitive processing points from intentional adulteration. It requires the identification and implementation of preventative controls to significantly minimize or prevent the occurrence and provide assurance that the food is not adulterated.

It involves:

Prevention
Inspections, Compliance, & Response
Import Safety
Enhanced Partnership

FDA includes:

Ingredient Supplier
Transportation
Manufacturer
Laboratory
Distribution / Traceability

Crisis Management

Due to the unpredictability of global events, many modern organizations attempt to identify potential crisis before they occur to sketch out plans to deal with them. When and if a crisis occurs, the organization must be able to drastically change course to survive.

A well-established Crisis Management (CM) program with teams and plans in place is important for large corporation to respond to any crisis impacting their employees, customers, partners and business.

Good CM program provides the framework for the development, implementation and mitigation of your risks.

The key elements of the program are as follows:

Assess: understand businesses and associated risks
Prepare: establish teams and develop plans to anticipate and avoid impact
Respond: monitor crises and assess potential impacts; activate teams and execute plans
Recover: support business recovery efforts
Sustain: train and exercise teams, test and maintain plans to ensure CM readiness

Crisis management refers to the identification of a threat to an organization and its stakeholders in order to mount an effective response to it.

Even the best-managed businesses may be hit by a crisis caused by external or internal events.
Crisis management is the strategy of anticipating crisis at the corporate level and planning how to deal with them effectively.