Commercial Buildings | Security

Priority 1:

Inadequate Coverage Creates Critical Exposure Points Across Assets

Why it Matters
Incomplete security coverage or lapses in monitoring expose commercial assets to theft, vandalism, and reputational risk.

What We’ve Observed
Security coverage and emergency preparedness are priority concerns, with a need for consistent, regulated system implementation across sites.

Action Steps

1. Map critical zones to identify under-protected areas

2. Ensure 24/7 monitoring of entry/egress points

3. Align patrol protocols with site-specific risk assessments

Priority 2:

Lack of Emergency Preparedness Delays Incident Containment

Why it Matters
Security incidents without predefined response plans result in slower containment and increased liability for tenants and asset owners.

What We’ve Observed
Risk mitigation and emergency preparedness are flagged as essential by property and office managers in commercial settings.

Action Steps

1. Maintain up-to-date emergency protocols for all asset types

2. Conduct joint drills involving tenants and on-site contractors

3. Establish clear response roles between staff and providers

Priority 3:

Non-Compliance with Security Regulations Increases Legal Risk

Why it Matters
Non-compliant security practices can result in regulatory penalties and potential liability if breaches occur.

What We’ve Observed
Regulatory compliance is a consistently cited requirement among property managers for all contracted security services.

Action Steps

1. Conduct regular audits of licencing and procedural compliance

2. Implement compliance dashboards with incident traceability

3. Require all contractors to meet sector-specific legal frameworks