CPTED Principles in WA: Making Spaces Safer
12/09/2025
CPTED principles in WA are one of the most effective ways to make public and private spaces safer, more welcoming, and better used by the
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Safer by Design: CPTED Assessments That Work
06/08/2025
Designing safe spaces is not just about fences, gates, and cameras. The “safer by design” concept goes further—it’s about shaping environments that naturally reduce opportunities
Security Risk Assessment Questions That Go Deeper
05/08/2025
Most organisations know that a security risk assessment is important. They also know it involves “asking questions” about threats, vulnerabilities, and controls. But the truth
Security Threat Vulnerability Assessment: Identifying and Managing Your Risks
05/08/2025
In today’s world, organisations face an increasing range of security threats—from opportunistic crime and workplace violence to terrorism and complex insider risks. Yet many businesses
Preventing Ram Raids in Perth Shopping Centres
05/08/2025
Ram raids, where offenders use vehicles to forcibly break into retail premises, are an increasingly concerning threat to shopping centres across Perth. These incidents not
CPTED Target Hardening – Making Spaces Safer by Design
25/07/2025
When it comes to protecting people, property, and public spaces, CPTED target hardening is one of the most practical and cost-effective ways to reduce crime
CPTED in Schools – Designing Safer Learning Environments
21/07/2025
Creating safe and welcoming school environments is one of the most important responsibilities for school administrators, facilities managers, and education departments. While security systems like
Strata Security Risk Management
14/07/2025
Managing a strata property is about more than just maintaining facilities — it’s about creating a safe, liveable environment that protects residents, visitors, and shared
HVM – Understanding Hostile Vehicle Mitigation
14/07/2025
In today’s world, securing public and semi-public spaces requires more than just CCTV and access control. As vehicle-based threats become more prominent — both accidental