Typical Problem

As with all ICTS Global Security's services our General Security provides integrated and comprehensive solutions for the prevention and minimization of risks to human lives, property and reputation of its clients. ICTS challenges to create deterrent security systems based on our methodology and considering the following principles:

• Concentration of Effort on Primary Risks
• Creating of Security Circles
• Create a dynamic and Pro-Active Security System
• Use of the factor of deterrence
• Focus on alertness & awareness
• Integration of Security with daily activities of the facility and the work plan

The Security Consultancy Service provided by ICTS is a synergism of services rather than a single product. The integration of the following services is what delivers world class to results to our clients:

• Security Survey: Determination of risks that a facility has, classification of the risks by the use of Information and Intelligence, development and presentation of the recommended measures of personnel and technical measures. The Security Survey, which is actually the basis of design, is the most important task within the overall process because it determines the implementation of remaining tasks.
  
  
• Technical System Design: An effective system is where the human factor is supported by technical means. Based on the cost benefit principle, ICTS Engineers design the most cost effective security systems.
  
  
• Personnel: As mentioned earlier, the human factor is the most fundamental factor in a security system. ICTS's approach in maximizing human potential involves 3 main tasks :
• Recruitment: Employee qualifications required varies from project to project, and even location to location in the same project. Recruitment of the correct candidate for each location is vital for the entire project, because security systems are too vulnerable to have any breaches
• Training: ICTS multi-media training material develops highly motivated, highly aware and professional security staff. The initial training provides awareness, motivation and knowledge but not experience. To overcome this lifelike simulations are used to give experience of potentially dangerous situations to ensure that mistakes, shock or panic in an emergency are avoided.
• Inspections: The effective system established does not mean the perpetual effective system. Personnel and System inspections and drills assure the continuity of the highest level possible.
  
  
• Security Procedures: Procedures written for routine and emergency situations can be defined as the "user's guide" of the system. Procedures describe the actions that should be taken in each routine or emergency situation, simple, easy to understand but focused. To prevent human errors, the procedures set must be comprehensive and should not leave open areas where the officers will have to use initiative.
  
  
• Information Support Tasks: The Modus Operandi keeps changing and the systems have to be designed to be adaptable to change from the very beginning. The change depends on awareness of the need. ICTS provides an extensive, local and international media watch program which makes the information readily available. "Threat Update" documents are used as a tool to inform the clients about threats as they arise. ICTS produce easy to use "Annual" and "Bi-annual Country Analysis and Terror Reports" that summarize the country's political, economical and terrorist activity intensity status of the country.

• A Cost Effective Security System, ICTS, presents the optimum system with the lowest budget possible.
• Highly effective and thoroughly tested systems.
• Quality assurance of continuity and efficiency.
• Continual awareness of the threats facing and organisation.
• Highly trained and motivated security teams.