Integrated Security Solutions is an integrated framework that can generate an optimal security system tailored to the diverse needs of each security object.
The first step in this framework is “Security Risk Assessment” (SRA), followed by the development of a security concept, and finally, the implementation of security operations monitored through a command center.
What is Security Risk Assessment (SRA) and How Does Nawakara Perform It?
Definition of Security Risk Assessment (SRA):
Security Risk Assessment (SRA) is a process of identifying, evaluating, and analyzing potential risks and vulnerabilities in a security system. SRA involves assessing the likelihood and potential impact of security threats to determine the level of risk and develop appropriate risk mitigation strategies.
Key questions in SRA include identifying security risks that may arise within or around the security object, allowing risks to be identified and calculated, along with effective security mitigation.
This is crucial to do early on because each security object has different risk characteristics and threats. Security needs at a high-traffic food manufacturing plant located in an industrial area will undoubtedly differ from those at a remote oil and gas facility near residential areas.
Implementation of Security Risk Assessment:
Involves assessing threats and vulnerabilities that may arise due to internal weaknesses in asset or object security.
Identifies potential threats that can jeopardize security, both from a human perspective (such as criminal activities, robbery, or sabotage) and a machine perspective (such as cyber-attacks or system failures), as well as other internal factors.
Evaluates internal vulnerabilities related to security system weaknesses, security personnel shortages, or weaknesses in security governance.
Results from Internal SRA are used to develop effective security solutions, including the delineation of security zones such as public areas, restricted areas, etc.
Involves evaluating external factors that can influence the security of an object, including assessment of sociocultural factors affecting security, such as crime rates in the surrounding environment, the presence of extremist groups, or unstable social conditions.
Assesses the political climate in the local community because an unstable political situation can have a negative impact on object security.
Evaluate natural factors as part of External SRA. Objects located near disaster-prone areas such as coastal zones, earthquake-prone areas, or mountain slopes will require an assessment of potential risks associated with these natural disasters.
Why is Security Risk Assessment Important?
The main goal of Security Risk Assessment is to proactively identify and address potential security threats, minimize vulnerabilities, and enhance overall security for a security object.
By conducting a comprehensive SRA, both internally and externally, organizations or stakeholders can gain a better understanding of existing security risks. This information can be used to develop and implement appropriate security solutions, including preventive, protective, and risk mitigation measures tailored to the context and characteristics of the evaluated object or system.
SRA helps make data-driven decisions about resource allocation, risk priorities, and the implementation of appropriate security measures. Thus, an optimal, effective, and efficient security system can be achieved, ensuring the smooth operation of your company and protection against security threats.
Advantages of Nawakara Security Risk Assessment:
As a trusted security company in Indonesia, Nawakara’s Integrated Security Solutions is the right partner for your business.
With a tailor-made approach, Nawakara can effectively assess various objects in various business sectors. This approach enables the creation of an optimal security system tailored to the diverse needs of each security object.
Integrated services covering security elements (man, machine, and method) and their integration with the Command Center can streamline your business processes. Your company can be effectively protected from security threats.
