Excaliber Security Services LLC

Overview

Keeping people and facilities safe in business, school and college environments is not just a matter of spending money on cameras, alarms, electronic locks, and security officers. The most expensive solution is not always the best solution, and figuring out how to spend the right amount of resources on the right things is not as easy as it sounds. All too often, company executives and school administrators learn the hard way that  poor choices can create more issues than they solve. Join us to find out:

• How to create a secure environment on an open school or corporate campus
• Why many organizations make security improvement decisions  backwards
• The most common security management errors – and how to avoid them.
• Why emergency plans often fall apart during real incidents
• How to reliably and cost effectively deliver the results you want

Who Should Attend

This seminar is designed for administrators and executives who set security policy, and managers and supervisors of protective operations.

What You Will Learn

• How to build a security program based on objectively identified challenges and planned results
• How to identify, quantify and prioritize risk
• The 5 key functions of any effective security program
• The nine questions that any security executive or manager should be able to answer before spending money
• Why policies and procedures are more important than hardware
• Why calling 911 is an element of a plan - and not a plan in itself
• How people really behave in emergencies
• Controlling access without inhibiting function
• A practical approach to managing locks, keys and access controls
• What cameras can do for you – and what they can’t
• Planning to deter, prevent, and manage violence
• The care and feeding of security vendors
• Advance planning with emergency response agencies
• The role of the corporate or campus community in maintaining safety

Scheduling or Hosting a Seminar

To get started, complete the Contact Us form with your information. We'll be happy to work with you to put the details together. If your organization would like to host a seminar open to others, free seats will be made available for some of your people. If you're interested in this option, please include this information with your contact data.