As a Business Owner or Manager, the safety of your premises is crucial to protecting your operations, employees, and profits. When it comes to the security of workplaces, businesses face various risks and threats, including theft, vandalism, data breaches, and unauthorised access, which can lead to financial losses and operational disruptions with potential legal ramifications. Whether you own or operate from a commercial office, have mixed-use facilities, manage a shopping centre or work in a retail outlet, effective security is key to mitigating risks.
Regardless of the organisation, evaluating your current workplace setting with an eye for improvement is essential, when it comes to physical and technical security. That’s where our workplace security assessments can help. These assessments help to provide a detailed picture of your current security status and it identifies gaps and vulnerabilities that could otherwise be exploited. Our independent security risk management experts bring extensive experience and knowledge, helping you understand your strengths and uncover areas requiring improvement.
Ensuring the physical security of your workplace can be a significant endeavour, but it's not one you have to undergo alone. Get started by working with our expert team of security risk consultants, who can evaluate your strengths, uncover your vulnerabilities and map out how you can improve your overall security posture.
Don’t wait for a security breach to happen. Ensure your workplace is well-protected against potential threats. Contact us today to discuss how we can provide tailored security solutions for your workplace.
At Franklyn & Webster, we provide sustainable risk management and security solutions. Our services are industry-specific, tailored to meet the individual unique needs and business objectives of each of our clients.
Our corporate services focus on security risk assessments and audits, security system design, project management, master planning and security procedures with defined roles, responsibilities and accountability matrixes that are essential to the long-term protection of our client’s assets.
Our main services include:
• Threat Vulnerability Risk Assessments
• Security Surveys and Audits
• Security System Designs
• Security Incident Response Planning
• Policies and Procedures
• Intelligence and Threat Analysis Briefings and Reports
• Crisis Management and Evacuation Planning
• Security Systems Project Management and Concept Design
• Security Consultancy and Training
• Business Continuity Planning and Disaster Recovery
• Compliance Services
A: We pride ourselves on offering bespoke services that are tailored to each client. We understand that every business is unique, so we take the time to understand your specific industry and local market conditions. At the core of our work, we have a goal to build long-term client relationships based on trust, integrity, and exceptional service. Across our 30+ years of experience, we have shown this to be true - see for yourself and read our testimonials. This has enabled us to establish ourselves as an integral component of our clients’ business’s stability and success.
What really sets us apart from other companies is our flexible approach. We provide you with the tools, knowledge, and support you need to identify and mitigate potential security risks, ensuring your business can keep running smoothly. When you work with us, you’ll have a dedicated, on-the-ground senior security advisor by your side, to ensure we meet your needs consistently and effectively.
We believe in a personalised touch, delivering not just state of the art security services, but peace of mind too. Our team of expert independent security risk consultants are dedicated to helping your business thrive. Whether you need immediate assistance or long-term strategic planning, Franklyn & Webster is here to ensure your business remains secure.
Engaging with an independent security consultant is crucial for ensuring unbiased and objective security advice. Many so-called “security consultants” are also engaged in selling security technology or protective services, which leads to a conflict of interest. This conflict arises because their recommendations may be influenced by their own financial interest in selling specific products or services. Generally, this involves the sale of specific types of products such as electronic security systems or guarding services. As a result, the recommendations that you are given may be costly, biased, and not aligned with your actual security needs.
An Independent Security Consultant is not affiliated with the sale of security hardware, electronic security systems or guarding services and they do not pay or receive any finder’s fees. A critical part of an Independent Security Consultant’s work is to determine your organisation’s security risks, vulnerabilities and the types of services you require, without bias, favour or influence, which is impossible if the decisions are being swayed by external parties looking to improve their bottom line. At Franklyn & Webster, our team of independent security consultants, can give you the peace of mind that any recommendations are based solely on your organisation's best interests.
Contrary to popular belief, the quality of service provided by large national or international firms is often no better than that of a smaller independent firm. In fact, in many cases, it can be worse. Clients can often be enticed by the CVs of senior staff at larger firms as this is what is showcased, but the actual work is commonly completed by individuals who are considerably less experienced.
Small independent security consultancy firms offer personalised services, where the owners and senior consultants tend to be directly involved in your project. Your project is treated with greater importance whilst still being handled by highly experienced security risk consultants. This ensures your unique needs are met with care and precision, leading to more effective, tailored security solutions for your company.
While the smaller firm needs to generate profits to stay in business, there is generally less emphasis on short-term results and a greater emphasis on developing long-term, mutually beneficial relationships with clients. Being independent means the firm has no affiliations in selling specific services or technology, giving you peace of mind that recommendations are solely in your company’s best interest. Smaller firms are also more flexible and responsive, and without the overhead costs of larger firms, they usually offer more cost-effective solutions.