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Safeland takes a structured approach to security planning. Our methodology combines risk assessment, layered physical protection, technology, trained personnel, emergency preparedness and continuous improvement.
Understand the operating environment through country and regional risk, threat assessment, vulnerability analysis, route analysis, facility assessment, access-control review, surveillance assessment and environmental-risk assessment.
Examine identified risks against people, facilities, assets, operations and infrastructure.
Develop an appropriate security architecture using physical barriers, access control, CCTV, intrusion detection, security personnel, monitoring systems, emergency procedures and business-continuity measures.
Deploy security infrastructure, access-control systems, CCTV, alarm systems, procedures, guard post orders, patrol systems, visitor management and monitoring technology.
Conduct site orientation, emergency drills, crisis simulations, security-system testing, staff briefings and response exercises.
Use a structured process to identify, verify, dispatch resources, contain incidents, respond, recover and debrief.
Maintain security through audits, system maintenance, simulations, cross-functional exercises, procedure reviews, risk reassessment and plan refinement.
Discourage unauthorized activity through visible security measures.
Identify suspicious or unauthorized activity through monitoring and detection systems.
Use physical barriers and security controls to slow unauthorized access.
Use human or automated intervention to manage the incident.
Identify and verify the incident.
Direct the appropriate response resources.
Restrict the incident and protect people and assets.
Take appropriate action to manage the threat.
Restore damaged systems, infrastructure and operations.
Review the incident and identify opportunities for improvement.
Modern security requires more than individual devices. Effective protection depends on how surveillance, access control, alarms, sensors, people and response procedures work together.
Manage biometrics, keycards and controlled entry points.
Monitor CCTV, thermal cameras and perimeter sensors.
Monitor water leaks, HVAC conditions and fire-protection systems.
Use RFID and IoT technologies to monitor high-value equipment and physical assets.
Physical and digital infrastructure increasingly interact. Connected IoT devices, smart-building systems and security infrastructure should therefore be considered as part of an integrated security environment.
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