Pricing depends on location, site count, property type, size, complexity, workforce, access points, current security, travel and the required report depth.
Before you add more security, understand the risk.
A security risk assessment identifies threats, vulnerabilities, existing controls and practical priorities before resources are added or changed.
A structured review of the site, operations, access, incidents, assets, people and current controls.
Organisations planning a new deployment, reviewing an existing provider, responding to incidents or preparing for a new site or project.
Johannesburg, Gauteng and requirements elsewhere in South Africa subject to scope and mobilisation review.
Without a risk picture, security decisions become assumptions.
Buying more personnel or technology before understanding the environment can leave core vulnerabilities unresolved and increase cost without improving control.
Evidence before deployment.
Understand the risk and operating environment.
Define the scope, responsibilities and controls.
Deploy the agreed people, process or specialist support.
Report, learn and improve against the requirement.
Alpha gathers site and operational context, reviews current controls and translates findings into practical security priorities.
Direct answers before the next step.
What is a security risk assessment?
It is a structured review of threats, vulnerabilities, assets, operations and existing controls that produces priorities for a proportionate security response.
Does an assessment automatically include guarding?
No. The assessment should establish what controls are appropriate. Guarding may be one part of the response, but it should not be assumed in advance.
Know the risk.
Define the response.
Give Alpha Threat enough context to recommend the right security structure.