Contrary to many professions, a day where nothing happens is an ideal day for a security leader. However, in today’s threat environment, this seems increasingly challenging.

Contrary to many professions, a day where nothing happens is an ideal day for a security leader. However, in today’s threat environment, this seems increasingly challenging.

Contrary to many professions, a day where nothing happens is an ideal day for a security leader. However, in today’s threat environment, this seems increasingly challenging.

A prominent global AI technology company faced a growing concern that their sites and business critical assets were easily accessible to potential threat actors.

Comprehensive Security Risk Assessment Addresses Safety Risks to Low-Income Housing Property Security Risk Assessment When crime occurs in densely populated urban areas, pinpointing its source and monitoring high foot traffic can be challenging. However, when the safety of a specific facility is compromised—especially one serving a vulnerable population trying to get back on their feet — swift and decisive action becomes imperative. Situation In Spring 2021, a large affordable housing property in Minnesota contacted Rozin Security, eager to address the high level of violent and nonviolent crime frequently occurring within the property. The challenge revolved around preventing unauthorized individuals (non-tenants) from engaging in →

Comprehensive Detection Measures for High-Profile Residence Eases Privacy Concerns Security Risk Assessment In today’s threat landscape, accessing basic personal data on executives and high-profile individuals requires little more than a quick search on Google or browsing various social media outlets. A perpetrator  can search on Facebook or Instagram and find accounts linked to the individual (children or relatives) to find photos that can indicate if they are away from their residence on a trip or uncover locations they routinely visit. In a recent ASIS article on executive digital risk management, the authors share that “Executives are often surprised to learn how much information →

State Government Headquarters Analyzes Security Gaps with a 360-View   Security Risk Assessment State and Federal government buildings continue to be a highly attractive target for terrorist attacks and other mass violence. Ever since the 1995 Oklahoma City Bombing, federal buildings have been on high guard against terrorist threats. They house sensitive information and represent critical infrastructure capable of causing significant city-wide disruptions. Many are open to the public (e.g., courthouses, parks, administrative buildings), creating unique security challenges. The Department of Revenue is particularly attractive to criminally motivated entities due to its strong association with state taxes and finances. Challenge A State Department →

Safeguarding Municipal Infrastructure with Site-Specific Security Risk Assessments Security Risk Assessment Client's Situation, Threats, and Challenges Municipalities across the U.S. remain prime targets for targeted mass violence. With critical infrastructure like City Hall, Public Works, Parks, and Public Safety facilities, . This municipality, like many multi-facility organizations, confronted two key challenges. First, it needed to tackle security vulnerabilities inherent to each site. Second, it had to establish a comprehensive security master plan that allocates the right amounts of funds to the most critical risks faced by the municipality. Rozin Security Approach To grasp the complete picture of the municipality’s various buildings and parks, →

Enhancing Mass Transit Security to Prevent Crime and Manage Risk Security Risk Assessment Many cities across the country face the challenge of managing crime committed on buses, trains and stations' transit hubs. Mass transit systems attract large crowds and provide essential services, making their protection both critical and complex. Challenge In 2013, Rozin Security began collaborating with a major public transportation provider in a metropolitan area of Minnesota. This client operates an integrated network that includes buses, light rail, commuter trains, and resources for carpooling, walking, and biking. On an average weekday, the system supports transportation for around 250,000 individuals, comprising professionals, students, →