Professional methods are followed in assessing security needs. these methods are known by various titles, including security survey, protective security risk review, security audit, security review, risk and threat assessment.

Our security reviews consists of the following four stages: resource appreciation, threat assessment, risk analysis, identification of weaknesses and recommended solutions.
The aim of risk assessment is to determine the vulnerability of the organisation or level of exposure to natural or man-made hazards.

Three stages in risk assessment are identified: criticality, vulnerability and probability. Critical assessment involves determining the value of all assets or potential losses to the organisation should these assets be lost or the operation of the organisation are impaired as the result of the hazard. Assets and functions critical to the survival of the organisation are identified: to receive the best protection

However, the security function which embodies people, equipment, systems and procedures, should be integrated into the organisation with the minimum of obtrusiveness and interference; as it meant to be a support function, by creating the desired secure and safe environment for the organisation to function properly.

Therefore, the level of security measures must be judged correctly to strike a happy balance, in order not to impede the business from operating efficiently. Nevertheless, employees also need to be and feel safe and secure in order for them to be able to support the business.

We are firm believers that the Management of Security should be carried out as an on-going project of improvements of preventive measures, and not to be treated only as a priority when an undesired event occurs, and this priority ends when the situation is rectified.