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Security system assessment and risk assessment

The threat environment keeps changing — and with it your exposure. Protect your assets with periodic assessments and upgrades of your security systems.

Security cameras as part of a technical security assessment

What we solve

In a world of increasingly complex and unpredictable threats, the ability to accurately assess and manage security risk is critical. Periodic security system assessments and risk assessments give organizations a complete picture of their security posture — and the basis for meaningful, targeted measures.

A broad set of services, techniques and methods lets us uncover hidden vulnerabilities and improvement opportunities in any organization. Our comprehensive approach goes beyond physical and technical security to include vulnerabilities at the level of people and business processes.

What we offer

  • Comprehensive security reviews of sites and business units.
  • Review and assessment of physical, technical and mechanical protection systems.
  • Review and assessment of security documentation, internal acts, instructions and protocols.
  • Security review and assessment of information systems.
  • Penetration tests.
  • Technical surveillance counter-measures (TSCM) sweeps and trade secret protection assessments.
  • Compliance assessments of security measures.
  • Risk and threat assessments for individual security areas.
  • Risk and threat assessments before key projects, investments or business expansion, at home or abroad.

Benefits

Situational awareness

Strengthen your security systems to address both known and emerging threats your organization faces.

Informed decision-making

Gain insight into vulnerabilities and risk exposure for better strategic planning and resource allocation.

Compliance

Ensure all security measures, solutions, processes and internal acts comply with applicable legislation and good practice.

Business continuity

Proactive, regular risk management raises your security level and frees your energy for your core activities.

How the engagement is structured

Scope is always adapted to your organization's size and exposure. Below are the typical shapes an engagement takes — exact scope and timeline are set after an initial conversation.

  • 01

    Orientation review

    Organizations that first want to understand where they stand.

    Includes

    • A structured review of the current state
    • Identification of key gaps and priority risks
    • A concise report with measures in priority order
    • A findings walkthrough for leadership

    Duration: Typically a few weeks

  • 02

    Full engagement

    Organizations that need a documented, implemented system.

    Includes

    • In-depth analysis and risk assessment
    • Internal acts, protocols and instructions
    • Implementation of technical and organizational measures
    • Employee training
    • A compliance report and effectiveness verification

    Duration: Typically several months, depending on scope

  • 03

    Ongoing partnership

    Organizations managing security as a continuous process.

    Includes

    • Regular periodic assessments and retesting
    • Documentation updates as regulations change
    • Continuous support and advisory
    • Priority response in the event of an incident

    Duration: An annual agreement with a regular cycle

How it starts

  1. 1You send an inquiry describing your situation — no obligation.
  2. 2In an initial conversation we clarify context, scope and your expectations.
  3. 3We prepare a concrete proposal with scope, timeline and expected outcomes.
  4. 4Once approved, we begin work and keep you updated as it progresses.

What we need from you

  • A contact person who can make scope decisions.
  • Access to relevant documentation and sites within the agreed scope.
  • Short sessions with the people responsible for key areas.

Frequently asked questions

What does a security system assessment include?
Every engagement includes threat identification, a vulnerability assessment, a risk assessment and a report with prioritized recommendations.
How often should an organization assess its security systems?
We recommend periodic assessments, because the threat environment — and your exposure — keeps changing. An assessment is also advisable before key projects, investments or business expansion.
Do you also perform penetration tests and TSCM sweeps?
Yes. Alongside physical and technical security reviews we perform information system penetration tests, TSCM sweeps and trade secret protection assessments.

Sources and standards

  1. 01ISO 31000 — risk managementISO
  2. 02NIST SP 800-115: Technical Guide to Information Security Testing and AssessmentNIST, 2008
  3. 03ISO/IEC 27001 — information security management systemsISO
  4. 04ENISA Threat Landscape 2025ENISA, 2025

Ready to strengthen security across your organization?

Contact us to see how our turnkey solutions can build a safer, more resilient organization.