Security Supervision: Your Team Doesn’t Do What You Expect, They Do What You Inspect

In security operations, the phrase “Your team doesn’t do what you expect, they do what you inspect” underscores the critical need for hands-on supervision and engagement. Setting expectations alone is insufficient; security teams require continuous oversight, active involvement, and regular feedback to meet performance standards. Without structured accountability and supervision, even the most carefully designed … Read more

Using Open-source intelligence (OSINT) for Situational Security Updates

Open-source intelligence (OSINT) is the practice of collecting and analyzing information from publicly available sources to gain insights and understanding. These sources can include websites, social media, news articles, public records, and more. OSINT is used by individuals, organizations, and governments to gather information about various subjects, such as security threats, competitors, and trends. It … Read more

CCTV Storage Management

Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) systems are now called video surveillance/ monitoring systems as closed circuits are no more used in today’s cameras. It has become an indispensable tool in ensuring security and surveillance in public spaces and private premises. The footage captured by CCTV cameras is not only used to monitor activities but also serves … Read more

Physical entry control system

A physical entry control system is a critical element of a facility’s overall security infrastructure. It involves an interconnected framework of technologies, procedures, personnel, and databases, all designed to regulate and monitor the movement of people and materials into and out of a facility. The system not only enables authorized access but also identifies, detects, … Read more

Business Continuity Management 

The Business Continuity Management plan aids the organization in systematically managing its stakeholder’s business continuity needs. Top management shall establish, document, provide resources, and demonstrate commitment to a business continuity management policy. Today’s unique threat environment requires a more intense approach to the continuance of the business. It is not enough to create short-term emergency … Read more