Effective security management begins with meticulous planning, and GSS stands as the vanguard of this foundational principle. With a wealth of experience in security planning, we seamlessly collaborate with asset owners, operators, and esteemed master developers, as well as renowned architectural and engineering consultancies.
Preliminary Security Studies
GSS initiates the security journey by working closely with partners during project inception. We conduct rigorous preliminary security studies, delving into existing documentation, national or international security regulations, and, where necessary, executing surveys and gap analyses. This meticulous process ensures that our partners are fully informed about potential security risks, enabling us to outline clear project security requirements through interviews with key stakeholders.
Security Risk Assessment
Our experts undertake a methodical approach to assess our partners' security risk exposure, tailoring the assessment to their specific context. By prioritizing scenarios based on the partners' appetite for and tolerance of security risk, we establish a comprehensive understanding of potential threats to their assets and operations. This thorough Security Risk Assessment leads to the creation of a dynamic Risk Register, shaping decisions and optimizing resource allocation for efficient risk mitigation.
Master Planning and Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design
GSS recognizes that security should be an integral part of the entire project lifecycle, not an afterthought. We collaborate extensively with master planning teams, ensuring that security is a primary consideration from the project's outset. This proactive approach empowers our partners to manage security risks in the most cost-effective manner, avoiding the need for hasty additions to address vulnerabilities.
Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED)
GSS employs Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) to reduce the opportunity, fear, and incidence of crime through thoughtful design. Understanding how spaces are used for both legitimate and illegitimate purposes, we recommend a blend of organizational, mechanical, and natural strategies. These strategies enable the required level of protection without compromising the aesthetic appeal