Government buildings - courthouses, schools, police stations, office buildings, etc. - are intended to be accessible to the public, reflecting principles of transparency and accessibility. These facilities serve important functions in communities, such as overseeing justice and delivering essential...

In today's world, ensuring the safety and security of buildings is paramount. A strong security plan is vital, whether a corporate office, a school, or a residential complex. It helps protect both people and property. A good way to improve building security is to complete a threat assessment. This...

In today's world, ensuring the security of your building is not just a good practice—it's a necessity. But what happens if you're aware of security problems and choose not to conduct a security assessment? Or, what if you perform a security assessment but fail to act on the recommendations? This...

The recent news detailing the shooting of the CEO of United Healthcare has captured the nation’s attention, reigniting important discussions about safety and security in our society. As a result, executives across the country are understandably feeling more anxious than ever.

When you hear the words “security assessment,” it is common to associate them with surveillance cameras, access control, and visitor vetting (e.g., ID scanning and appointment verification). As a security assessor, I need to understand what keeps a facility and its occupants safe, which may mean...