A propped door, a shared password, a system someone set up on their own. We help you find them, understand what matters most, and close them.
Keys that were never returned. An account for someone who left two years ago. A website nobody has updated. A spreadsheet on a personal laptop that holds client details. None of it feels urgent until something goes wrong.
We take a practical, hands-on look at your buildings, your access and your systems, check them against what you intended, and tell you plainly what we found and what to fix first.
A walk-through of how people and things get in and out, during the day and after hours.
Who can get into what, and whether your records match reality.
Finding the weak points in the systems your organization relies on.
Checking that agencies and organizations have set up their security programs and procedures, and are following them in practice.
A clear list of what we found, ranked by risk, with practical fixes that fit your organization.
What worries you, what you've already got in place, and what you'd like checked.
We agree in writing on what we'll look at and test, and we get written permission from the owner before we start.
On-site, remote or both: we look at buildings, access, records and systems within the agreed scope.
Plain-language findings, with the most important gaps at the top and practical fixes for each.
We help you work through the fixes in a sensible order, at a pace that fits your people.
A return visit or remote check to confirm the fixes are in place and working.
In plain terms: we only test systems with the owner's written permission and within an agreed scope. We are not a licensed security guard or alarm company, and we don't install equipment.
Where specialist or licensed work is needed, such as alarm installation, locksmithing or formal penetration testing, we'll say so, and we're glad to work alongside those providers.
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