Security Design: A Practical Approach
07/05/2025
Good security doesn’t happen by chance. It’s the result of well-considered planning, clear understanding of risks, and practical design tailored to the people, assets and
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Security Risk Assessments for Local Government
06/05/2025
Local governments in Western Australia oversee a wide range of public assets and community spaces—from civic buildings to carparks, depots, libraries, and leisure facilities. Each
Consultant Risk Management: Safeguarding People, Property and Operations
06/05/2025
Managing risk effectively is a fundamental responsibility for any organisation—whether you’re overseeing a university, managing a council asset, operating a commercial facility, or delivering critical
CPTED for Perth Councils
06/05/2025
Councils across Perth and Western Australia face growing pressure to design and maintain public spaces that are not only safe, but also functional, inclusive, and
Independent Security Advice: Why It Pays to Get Unbiased, Expert Guidance
06/05/2025
When it comes to securing your people, assets, and operations, making the right decisions is critical. But too often, businesses are sold security solutions based
CPTED Lighting – The Important Role it Plays
06/05/2025
Lighting plays a fundamental role in Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED). Whether it’s a public park, laneway, shopping precinct, carpark, or school, well-designed lighting
CPTED Guidelines: What the Report Should Include
01/05/2025
Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) is a widely recognised approach to improving safety through smarter design of the built environment. Rather than relying only
Commercial Security Solutions for Your Business
01/05/2025
Commercial properties—whether retail stores, office buildings, warehouses, or mixed-use sites—require tailored security solutions to protect people, assets, and operations. A one-size-fits-all approach often results in
Crime Prevention by Environmental Design
01/05/2025
Creating safe environments isn’t just about surveillance or security patrols—it starts with the way a space is designed. Crime Prevention by Environmental Design, commonly known