security consulting
security consulting
McCann Protective Services doesn’t cut corners. We start by conducting a security consultation which involves a meticulous, multi-step process to ensure that every potential risk is identified and addressed.
- identity verification
Confirming identity through passports, driver’s licenses, or social security numbers.
- criminal record check
Searching for any criminal history, including arrests, convictions, and incarcerations.
- employment hist0ry
Verifying past employment details, job titles, and reasons for leaving previous positions.
- reference & credit check
Gathering insights into the individual’s character and work ethic through personal and professional contact, as well as their financial responsibility.
Client Interview: Understanding your needs, concerns, and any specific threats you may be facing.
Site Visit: Physically inspecting the property or site to assess current security measures and identify vulnerabilities.
Threat Analysis: Evaluating potential threats based on your specific profile, location, industry, and recent incidents.
Vulnerability Assessment: Identifying weaknesses in existing security measures, such as physical barriers, access controls, surveillance systems, and personnel procedures.
Impact Analysis: Determining the potential impact of identified risks on your safety, assets, and operations.
Recommendations: Providing tailored recommendations to mitigate identified risks. This may include physical security enhancements (e.g., improved locks, alarm systems), procedural changes, and technological upgrades (e.g., advanced surveillance cameras).
Implementation Strategy: Outlining a step-by-step plan for implementing the recommended measures, including timelines and cost estimates.
Training & Drills: Suggesting or providing training sessions for client personnel on security protocols and emergency response procedures.
Detailed Report: Creating a comprehensive report that outlines findings, recommendations, and the proposed implementation strategy. This report should be clear, concise, and professionally formatted.
Follow-Up: Scheduling follow-up consultations to review the implementation progress and adjust the security plan as needed.
Regular Reviews: Conducting periodic reviews to ensure that security measures remain effective and up to date with evolving threats.
Continuous Improvement: Recommending continuous improvements based on the latest security technologies and best practices.
