Defence-in-depth, with evidence built in.

Security controls and evidence organised around your site's requirements.

A nuclear site needs security controls that can be demonstrated and maintained. Access attribution, detection, system dependencies and the response arrangements need to be considered together. The assessment starts with the requirements and threat assumptions that apply to the site.

Gaps in records and shared system dependencies can make controls difficult to demonstrate and weaknesses harder to resolve. We examine how events are recorded, how systems depend on one another and how the evidence supports an assessment.

Start with an assessment of the applicable requirements, existing controls and supporting evidence. Use the findings to define an auditable design and a phased improvement plan.

Every site. One picture.

Related experience in complex onshore operations.

High: remote, hostile terrain from mountain sites to urban compounds

Every site. One picture.

A multinational operated across some of the world's most remote and hostile terrain, from mountain sites to urban compounds, on security infrastructure that had grown piecemeal for a decade. No two sites ran the same way, and no one had the whole picture.

Across the estate we deployed one coherent architecture: fibre-optic fenceline detection, surveillance networks, electronic access control, and hardened operations centres with full situational command, backed by preventative-maintenance and total-cost-of-ownership programmes.

Significant savings against third-party alternatives through practical design and direct vendor management, equipment failure rates cut, and a decade-long upgrade path established.

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Build the evidence trail into the design, so controls can be demonstrated and maintained.


Start with a conversation.

Discuss your site, the gaps you are concerned about and the decision you need to make with our Director.