For years, Independent security risk consultants – I have consistently declined to disclose the names or details of any properties where I’ve conducted a security risk assessment, despite frequent client requests. In fields that deal with security risks, such anonymity is particularly crucial. Those requesting such information, even under the guise of a proposal, may […]
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Security risk assessment confidentiality When a client requests that we sign an NDA, we have no problem signing it. The client requests references on other clients for whom we’ve done risk assessments, expecting us to respect their confidentiality while asking us to breach another’s. This is a trick question, in my opinion, and it will
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Parents, have you inquired with your kids’ school about the last time they reviewed the security risk assessment? School security risk consultant: It’s essential to recognize that school security is a shared responsibility. Parents, school boards, and principals all play crucial roles in ensuring the safety of students. No single group can bear the burden
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A Practical Guide by an Independent Security Risk Consultant When we talk about crime today, we are not discussing computers, cars, or other material items. Insurance can cover the cost of replacing these. However, human lives are irreplaceable, and insurance cannot resurrect a lost life. Additionally, we must consider the profound mental and physical harm
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The Importance of Considering Security & Security Risk in the Workplace: Security risk assessment Workplace Too many businesses have neglected to fully consider security in the workplace and their security risks because nothing has happened . . . yet. Security is seen as an unnecessary expenditure or a grudge purchase. Therefore, it is usually the
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Intro: Security Risk consultant Andre Mundell We frequently use analogies to explain security and the Security Risk Assessments, as this aids in understanding. One successful analogy is likening it to the unique and complex game of 3-Man Chess or Triad Chess. In traditional chess, a player defends their pawns from attack by a single opponent.
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