Question 1

What is a security risk assessment?

Accepted Answer

A security risk assessment is a systematic process of identifying potential threats and vulnerabilities to your property, people, and assets. It evaluates the likelihood and impact of security incidents and recommends appropriate countermeasures. In Australia, security risk assessments are guided by AS/NZS ISO 31000 risk management standards.

Question 2

How accurate is this online risk assessment?

Accepted Answer

This online tool provides an indicative risk score based on general factors. It's designed to give you a starting point and highlight potential areas of concern. For a comprehensive, accurate assessment tailored to your specific premises, we recommend a professional on-site evaluation conducted by one of our licensed security consultants.

Question 3

Do I need a professional security assessment for my business?

Accepted Answer

If your business handles valuable assets, serves the public, operates outside standard hours, or has experienced security incidents, a professional assessment is highly recommended. Many insurance providers also offer premium reductions for businesses with documented security risk assessments and implemented security plans.

Question 4

How often should I review my security risk assessment?

Accepted Answer

Best practice is to review your security risk assessment at least annually, or whenever there are significant changes to your business operations, premises, staff, or the local threat environment. After any security incident, an immediate review is advisable.

Question 5

What does a professional on-site security assessment include?

Accepted Answer

A Prosafe Security on-site assessment covers: physical security review (entry points, perimeter, lighting), electronic security audit (CCTV, alarms, access control), staff security awareness evaluation, emergency procedure review, threat and vulnerability analysis specific to your location and industry, and a detailed written report with prioritised recommendations.

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