Theft by, or facilitated by employees, contractors, dishonest distributors and deceitful managers are an unfortunate but manageable aspect of business.  Cash and equipment is subject to misappropriation, vandalism and sabotage.  Sensitive information such as price structuring or tender offers can, if revealed, cripple a business.

The internal and external security situation surrounding a company’s operation can change rapidly. For businesses to be able to deploy constant, cost effective and appropriate protection of assets, the identified risks need to be monitored and periodically reviewed.

ChaseWaterford’s comprehensive Security Risk Assessment may:

• encompass part or all of your business to identify and define all types of tangible assets (e.g. property, people, equipment and information) as well as intangible assets (e.g. intellectual property and processes) to understand the types of security risk and vulnerabilities ranged against them.
• include an evaluation of financial or operational consequence if an asset is lost or damaged.
• include a local, national or international threat assessment and risk analysis.
• include an evaluation of the current security arrangements to determine effectiveness and appropriateness

ChaseWaterford’s security risk assessment will include a review of the company’s strategy and policy (including roles and responsibilities), security training and awareness, risk assessments, incident management and investigation, information and other asset protection, personnel and asset transportation, equipment, business continuity planning and IT security.