Civilian risk consultant and facilities manager assessing a modern commercial facility perimeter
Assessment begins with the facility, operation, people, and exposure.

Risk & Security

See the vulnerability before it becomes the incident.

Exigence evaluates physical security, workplace and employee-related threats, internal risk, theft and loss exposure, surveillance gaps, emergency preparedness, access control, and the practical realities of the client’s operation.

Capabilities

Work shaped around the question, the setting, and the decision ahead.

Onsite assessment and practical planning for the vulnerabilities that threaten people, property, information, and operations.

  1. 01

    Physical security assessment

    Review of the site, perimeter, entrances, critical areas, routines, existing controls, and conditions that may create avoidable exposure.

  2. 02

    Workplace and employee-related threats

    Structured assessment of reported concerns, warning indicators, internal vulnerabilities, and appropriate coordination needs.

  3. 03

    Theft and loss exposure

    Examination of access, accountability, storage, movement, blind spots, procedures, and opportunities for preventable loss.

  4. 04

    Surveillance vulnerabilities

    Evaluation of camera coverage, lighting, monitoring, retention, response workflows, and the gap between installed equipment and useful security.

  5. 05

    Emergency preparedness

    Review of practical response planning, communication, roles, escalation paths, and continuity considerations.

  6. 06

    Implementation planning

    Prioritized recommendations that distinguish immediate corrections, operational changes, technology needs, and longer-term improvements.

Civilian consultant reviewing a neutral facility plan during an assessment
Understand the risks. Prioritize the improvements.

Assess

Observe the facility, operation, assets, people, existing controls, threat conditions, and avoidable exposure before selecting a solution.

Plan

Prioritize practical improvements around responsibility, consequence, budget, timing, and the environment in which the controls must work.

Implement

When requested, coordinate the selected equipment, policies, service providers, and training, with clear responsibilities for putting the plan into practice.

How the work moves

01

Assess

Observe the environment, understand operations, examine current controls, and identify vulnerabilities in context.

02

Plan

Prioritize risk, define practical improvements, and build a solution around the client’s needs, constraints, and responsibilities.

03

Implement

When requested, coordinate personnel, equipment, technology providers, and specialized services from recommendation through deployment.

Questions

Before the engagement begins

Is this just a camera assessment?

No. An assessment considers people, procedures, access, the physical environment, information handling, response arrangements, and technology together. Camera coverage is one part of that review, not a substitute for understanding the full operating risk.

Can Exigence assemble a specialized assessment team?

Depending on the engagement, Exigence can draw on experienced former state and federal law-enforcement professionals, former U.S. military Special Operations personnel, technology providers, and other specialized resources.

What does the client receive?

The deliverable is defined in the scope and may include a briefing, prioritized findings, photographs, a written assessment, implementation recommendations, or coordination of selected corrective measures.

A focused first step

Start with the problem and the decision ahead.

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