Security Threat and Vulnerability Assessments
Every strong security plan starts with an honest look at where you are exposed. Our assessors walk your property, see it the way a threat would, and give you a clear, prioritized plan. For churches, schools, and businesses in Northern Virginia, this is the first step, and the free assessment comes with no obligation.
What an assessment covers
We look at entry points and access, sightlines and blind spots, lighting, parking and approach, alarms and cameras already in place, and your current plans and people. You get a written report that tells you what matters most and what to fix first.
Trained to a real standard
Our assessors are CPTED trained, which is the discipline of designing spaces to reduce crime, and AVERT certified for active-threat response. That means recommendations grounded in method, not guesswork.
Free assessment or in-depth assessment
Many clients start with a free walk-through and a prioritized plan. Organizations that need documentation for insurance, a board, or a grant can step up to an in-depth written assessment. We will tell you which one fits your situation.
The foundation for grants and installation
An assessment is also the backbone of a Nonprofit Security Grant Program application, and it tells us exactly what to install if you move forward. One assessment feeds your plan, your grant, and your project, so nothing is wasted.
Common questions
Is the assessment really free?
The initial walk-through and prioritized plan are free, with no obligation.
What do we get?
A clear report of your gaps and a prioritized list of fixes.
Do we have to buy anything?
No. The plan is yours to act on however you choose.
Can it support a grant application?
Yes. It is the foundation most security grants require.
Free assessment
Request Your Free Security Assessment
Tell us what you are trying to protect and we will take it from there. Most clients start with a free assessment, and there is no obligation to go further.