Security Risk Assessment
Threats, vulnerabilities, assets and current controls.
The security assessment is the entry point into Alpha. It connects threats, vulnerabilities, current controls and operating priorities before resources are deployed.
Independent structure for security decisions, deployment and continuous improvement.
Procurement, facilities, risk, operations, developers and leadership teams.
Johannesburg and Gauteng, with broader South African work subject to scope.
Alpha translates risk into priorities, responsibilities and operating security plans. Recommendations are proportionate to the environment rather than built around selling one predetermined service.
Threats, vulnerabilities, assets and current controls.
Test whether current deployment and procedures work.
Review posts, responsibilities, supervision and reporting.
Examine decisions, exceptions, records and movement.
Understand boundaries, detection gaps and response.
Establish what happened and what control failed.
Map credible sources of harm or disruption.
Identify where controls can be bypassed or fail.
Convert risk priorities into posts and procedures.
Clarify roles, escalation and communication.
Align security investment with business operations.
Maintain recurring review and decision support.
Define the decision and information required.
Understand site, operations and incidents.
Analyse threats, vulnerabilities and controls.
Separate urgent exposure from longer-term improvement.
Define proportionate controls and responsibilities.
Track decisions and changing risk.
A structured review of threats, vulnerabilities, assets, operations and existing controls that produces priorities for a proportionate security response.
Before appointing a provider, opening a site, changing deployment, after material incidents or when management lacks a reliable view of exposure.
Location, site count, size, complexity, workforce, access points, current security, travel and the depth of reporting required.