Threat Assessments
Most organisations find out what their vulnerabilities are after an incident. A threat assessment finds them first: documented, prioritised, and paired with corrective recommendations your team can act on.
Quoted per site
What it covers
A GSI threat assessment is a systematic review of your site’s security posture conducted by a licensed security professional. It looks at the physical environment, your existing controls, and the human factors that create or close gaps.
The output is a written report, not a sales pitch for more services.
Physical security: entry and exit points, perimeter, lighting, signage, fencing, and any structural features that affect visibility or access.
Access control: who can enter, how access is managed, whether the current controls match the site’s risk profile, and where the gaps are.
Human factors: post coverage, staff awareness, escalation paths, and whether the people on site know what “normal” looks like and how to respond when it changes.
What you get
A written vulnerability report with findings organised by severity and paired with specific corrective recommendations. Where findings can be addressed procedurally, we say so. Where physical upgrades or additional coverage is warranted, we say that too, and explain why.
The assessment is independent of any purchasing decision. You are not obligated to use GSI for any of the corrective steps.
Who it is for
- Commercial properties and office buildings evaluating their current posture
- HOAs and residential communities preparing a security plan
- Houses of worship and institutional facilities
- Construction sites and vacant properties before coverage decisions
- Any organisation that has experienced an incident and wants to understand why
Scheduling
Assessments are conducted on site. Contact us with your address, site type, and a description of your current setup, and we will confirm availability and provide a quote.