Consulting & Site Survey

A professional assessment begins with defining the Design Basis Threat (DBT) to identify adversary capabilities. This informs threat scenarios, from physical breaches to cyber-physical attacks. These findings are translated into a security concept focused on operational resilience via multi-layered defense. Finally, supporting technologies—including AI surveillance, OT-cybersecurity, and unified C2—enable real-time detection and a robust response against evolving risks.

As the primary gateways to the nation, airports and seaports require a professional assessment that begins with defining the Design Basis Threat (DBT), covering terrorism, organized crime, and cyber-physical risks. This informs threat scenarios such as perimeter breaches and navigation system disruptions. The resulting security concept prioritizes operational resilience through a multi-layered physical array (e.g., smart fencing and biometrics), reinforced by supporting technologies like AI analytics, radar, and unified C2 platforms. This ensures real-time situational awareness and rapid response within the facility’s critical zones.

A professional assessment of government facilities begins by defining the Design Basis Threat (DBT), addressing risks such as espionage, political unrest, and targeted attacks. This analysis informs threat scenarios, including unauthorized infiltration and the disruption of classified communications. The resulting security concept balances public access with high-level protection, utilizing a physical security array of multi-layered screening and SCIFs. This is reinforced by supporting technologies—including AI analytics, integrated BMS, and counter-drone systems—to ensure operational continuity and real-time situational awareness.