Some common questions we get about SiteGuard Strategies
A site Vulnerability Assessment is a comprehensive evaluation of a facility's security measures to identify weakness or areas that could be exploited by potential threats.
A site Vulnerability Assessment can help identify potential risks and weaknesses in your security system, allowing you to take proactive measures to enhance safety, prevent incidents, and limit liability.
Any facility can benefit, including offices, schools, hospitals, retail stores, houses of worship, parking areas, industrial sites, and more.
The process typically involves a physical inspection of the premises, reviewing current security protocols, and providing a detailed report with recommendations for improvement. All site Vulnerability Assessments are specifically tailored to each facility.
Active Shooter training prepares individuals and organizations on how to respond effectively during an Active Shooter situation, including evacuation, lockdown, and confrontation strategies. (Run Hide Fight).
A comprehensive training program equips employees and management with the knowledge and skills to react quickly and effectively in a high-stress situation providing the best overall outcome and potentially saving lives.
All employees and stakeholders, regardless of position, should participate. Management should also undergo additional training to understand their roles during such an event.
Each Active Shooter training plan is tailored to the specific needs of each facility and their employees. In general, training typically involves scenario-based exercises, response strategies, communication protocols, and discussions and recognizing warning signs of potential threats. Training can very length ranging from a few hours to a full day depending on the depth of material covered.
Yes! Safety is the utmost importance, and all active threat training will be performed in a secure environment.
A threat management team is a group of professionals trained to identify, assess, and mitigate potential threats within an organization or outside an organization. This dedicated team works proactively to prevent incidents and respond effectively when they occur.
A dedicated team ensures that potential threats are continuously monitored and addressed, reducing the likelihood of incidents and ensuring swift, coordinated responses if something happens.
A threat management team handles a variety of threats, including workplace violence, insider threats, cyber threats, and other security concerns that could impact the safety of any organization.
Typically, a threat management team is comprised of security personnel, HR personnel, legal advisors, and representatives from management. External security consultants can also be part of the team.
Yes! We provide consulting services to help you establish and train threat management teams tailors to your specific organizational needs. We also provide consulting to threat management teams during active threat investigations.
Our consultants are highly trained professionals with backgrounds in law enforcement, military, and security management.
Cost varies based on the size and complexity of the site, as well as the depth of training. CONTACT us for a detailed quote. Free on-site quotes.
Typically, the report is delivered within 30 days after the assessment depending on the complexity of the site.
Yes! We offer implementation services or can work with your existing security team to address recommednations.
Yes! We offer ongoing support and refresher training as needed.
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