Advanced Security Engineering

Description

Conducting a site survey involves multiple disciplines, each collecting data, reviewing/ creating drawings of the site, citing the best locations for security equipment, determining communication and power requirements, etc. The site survey includes reviewing all existing conditions, from examining security features, to reviewing relevant past studies, particularly vulnerability assessments, power studies, lighting surveys, traffic studies, etc. The survey team is generally composed of individuals or teams possessing three sets of skills. The first is an extensive knowledge of security system components, their capabilities, and limitations. This is the person responsible for interpreting report findings, examining recommendations, determining how best to achieve the objectives of the recommendations, and identifying specific manufacturer's products to achieve those objectives. The individual(s) with these skills also identify locations for individual sensors, cameras, and other security devices where performance is optimized.

Business and government leaders recognize that the threat of terrorist attack against American interests both overseas and against our homeland is real. Further, they recognize that this threat will not end anytime soon and that they personally recognize it is their responsibility to do all they can to protect their businesses, operations, employees, customers, and facilities against terrorist attack. Deciding on the right course of action to take is less clear. Our customers need information. What is the threat? Is my organization a likely target? Are my facilities vulnerable to attack? If so, what is the likely impact of an attack using explosives?... using weapons of mass destruction?...to a suicide attack? What can we do to make sure survivors of an attack can escape from our building? Is our security force equipped with everything they need? What more can we do? ASEC answers these questions and more. Our employees have been involved with protecting critical resources, facilities, and people for years.to analyzing the threat, risks, and vulnerabilities, we provide the basis for taking actions that make a difference.

Frances provides the educational and managerial skills needed to implement ASEC?s business model. She directs a staff of civil and electrical engineers, project managers, and security specialists to systematically meet our customers? expectations. Having served as a member of the United States Central Intelligence Agency, she provides both insight and practical experience to blend the multiple disciplines needed to effectively analyze threats, develop countermeasures, and employ effective means to deploy high-tech solutions. George C.to answer these questions. Our seasoned security specialists, terrorist-options experts, and skilled engineers, examine threats, risks, and vulnerabilities, analyze them, model their impact, and develop, design, and implement proven methods to reduce risks and mitigate the impact should a terrorist attack occur. We provide answers, quantified and prioritized to give leaders the information they need to make sound decisions.

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