A Security Vulnerability Assessment is the foundation of an effective security risk‑management program. It is a written, site‑specific evaluation that examines the full spectrum of threats — including criminal activity, civil unrest, terrorism, and workplace violence — and identifies the vulnerabilities that could impact your people, operations, and mission.

Our assessments use a concentric‑layered methodology, evaluating security from the public perimeter to the core of your facility. This approach provides a clear, defensible understanding of exposure and the practical steps required to reduce risk.

We begin with a focused consultation with key personnel to understand daily operations, concerns, and existing protective measures. From there, we:

• Analyze facility design, access points, circulation patterns, and protective controls
• Review past incidents, media exposure, and relevant global and local threat trends
• Evaluate physical, operational, and procedural security across all layers of the environment
• Incorporate counter‑terrorism strategies, crime‑prevention principles, and CPTED concepts
• Identify vulnerabilities that could lead to operational disruption, liability, or preventable loss
• Assess mitigation needs and opportunities for risk transfer

Each assessment results in a comprehensive, curb‑to‑core Security & Vulnerability Assessment report that includes:

• A clear picture of your organization’s risk profile
• Prioritized, actionable recommendations
• Standards‑aligned documentation suitable for state and federal grant applications
• A defensible basis for governance, capital planning, and long‑term security strategy

Physical security has evolved into a cost‑containment strategy. When properly applied, it reduces exposure, prevents loss, and strengthens organizational resilience.

A proactive assessment also supports duty‑of‑care obligations, including OSHA’s General Duty Clause, which requires employers to maintain a workplace free from recognized hazards. Vulnerability assessments help organizations meet this responsibility by identifying risks early and establishing clear, defensible mitigation strategies.

A Security Vulnerability Assessment equips organizations with:

• Clarity on their true exposure
• A roadmap for improving safety and resilience
• Documentation that supports grants, insurance, and regulatory expectations
• A structured plan to protect people, assets, and mission‑critical operations