Find out if anyone gets there in time.
Good security is not a product decision. It starts with what you have worth taking, who would take it, and whether your site detects them early enough for a response to arrive. We answer that with path analysis methods built for high-security facilities, and write a specification any qualified integrator can bid on.
Detected while there is still time to respond.
A camera count tells you nothing about whether a site is protected. The question that matters is whether an intruder is detected while enough of their task remains for a response to arrive and stop them. That is a question about minutes, and it can be measured.
Illustrative timings. In an assessment each value is estimated for your site: delay from the materials of each barrier against the tools your design basis adversary would carry, and response from alarm assessment, dispatch and travel to your address. Delay placed before the point of detection buys nothing, which is why we design detection outward and delay inward.
Six phases, asset to validation.
Most findings are fixed without buying anything.
What you walk away with.
A ranked risk register
Every risk scored on likelihood, consequence and current safeguard effectiveness, with the reasoning shown, in an order you can defend to a board, an insurer or a client.
Adversary path analysis
Your site plan with credible paths traced, detection points and delay times marked, and the critical detection point identified for each target.
A design basis threat
A written definition of the adversary the system must defeat, so every later purchase can be tested against it instead of guessed at.
A performance specification
What each safeguard must achieve, in detection probability, minutes of delay and response time. No brands, so it can be tendered to any qualified integrator.
A phased, life-cycle costed plan
Countermeasures sequenced by risk retired per dollar, with the full cost of ownership shown, so the first phase buys the most protection and nothing is bought twice.
A validation plan
The tests that prove the installed system performs as designed, and the triggers that send the site back for reassessment.
Judgement, not a sales visit.
When you engage us as a consultant, you are paying for judgement across every option you have: procedures, people, layout, lighting, maintenance, insurance and technology, whoever supplies it. A consultant who also sells equipment has an obvious conflict, and a cheap assessment from a vendor is usually a sales visit. These are the rules we work under so that ours is neither.
A published rate, billed by the day.
- On-site walk by day and after dark
- Threat, path and risk analysis
- Written report and performance specification
- Findings briefing with your team
- One remote follow-up within 30 days
- Day count agreed in writing before work starts; you are billed for days used, never more
- Half days billed at half the rate
- Travel and accommodation at cost, with no markup
- No referral fees or commissions from any manufacturer or integrator
- The fee is not credited against equipment or monitoring. The assessment stands on its own
If you want us to build and run it.
Most consulting ends at the report, and the execution risk comes back to you: sourcing equipment, judging vendor claims, and confirming that what got installed actually performs as the report assumed. If you choose Aventyr to implement, the same people who characterized the risk tune the analytics to the paths in the report, and our ULC-certified monitoring centre runs response procedures written for your site. Detection performance then becomes something we are measured against, not a finding in next year's audit.
Method and deliverables.
The questions the site walk and analysis have to answer before anything is designed.
Countermeasures chosen across all three functions, then balanced and costed.
Documents you own outright, written to be acted on or tendered to anyone.
Published standards and bodies of knowledge, so every conclusion can be checked.
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