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Anti-Terror Risk identification Matrix - ATRiM
the ATRiM Group's roots are in the design of a proprietary critical infrastructure threat risk assessment process based in prevention science. It is a threat risk assessment process for very specific risk environments that applies 2nd Generation Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED). Originally automated, our manual audits are proving more powerful in providing insights into the acts of terror and other outsider crime threats. The audit is designed for our prevention science audit specialists to work directly with your employees, while teaching the workings of our auditing process in order that your employees may be certified to update infrastructure protection. |
An ATRiM auditing specialist conducts a preliminary review of the site, which includes interviews with personnel. An auditing schedule is designed from a profile of the site functions and operations, including the wider threat environment around the facility. The specialist, in conjunction with your employees, then assembles a small, vetted security team, comprising key personnel at your organization, who then use the Audit protocols to collect data at every level of the site. This includes daytime and night-time audits, external and internal reviews, and assessments of personnel and security operations.
The results of the audit are compiled into a summary chart for preparing a detailed report. The report delivery includes a list of priorities, suggestions for improvement, and the development - or enhancement - of current security procedures. This may include engineering and architectural redesigns, new security technology and operations, internal reviews of screening and training, the impact of organizational culture on the threat environment, and a list of next steps.
The results of the audit are compiled into a summary chart for preparing a detailed report. The report delivery includes a list of priorities, suggestions for improvement, and the development - or enhancement - of current security procedures. This may include engineering and architectural redesigns, new security technology and operations, internal reviews of screening and training, the impact of organizational culture on the threat environment, and a list of next steps.
Comprehensive Risk Assessment
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Based in Science
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