How to Check How Safe Your Building Is
Six simple steps for finding where a site is weak and deciding what to fix first.
Audemus checks how well your buildings, people and computer systems are protected. We tell you what is weak, what it could cost you, and what to fix first.
A guard contract nobody checks. Cameras plugged into the office network. Staff who left last year, whose passes still open the door.
These problems do not belong to the security team or the IT team. They sit in the gap between them, so they stay unfixed for years.
We cover all three areas, so nothing falls into that gap. One team looks at everything and gives you one answer.
You can use any one on its own. Used together, they give you one clear picture of how safe your business really is.
We check how safe your buildings and people are. Then we help you fix what is weak, from door access to guards to emergency plans.
See physical securityWe test your computer systems the way an attacker would. You get a clear list of problems, in order of how much damage each one could do.
See cybersecurityCameras, door access, alarms and control rooms. We design them, install them, connect them together and keep them working.
See security systemsYou can stop after any step. Many clients start with step one and decide later how far to go.
We look at your sites and systems and find where you are actually at risk.
We design the fix, and keep it in proportion to the risk and your budget.
We install the equipment, set it up and train your team to use it.
We service it and check again later, so it still works a year from now.
Door access, visitors and incidents, across one site or many.
Branch safety, cash handling and the rules your regulator sets.
Fences, gates, and keeping production running without stops.
Strict entry control and records that prove who went where.
Theft prevention and keeping large numbers of people safe.
Easy for guests, controlled behind the scenes.
Safe staff and patients, restricted areas, protected records.
Large sites, long fences and strict safety rules.
Most companies hire one firm for building security and another for computer security. We do both. So problems that sit between the two, like cameras plugged into your office network, get found instead of ignored.
Every problem we find comes with a plain description of what could go wrong and what it could cost you. You can see straight away what to deal with first.
Our checks are not tied to any brand. If we suggest a product, we tell you why we chose it and what else we looked at.
The team installing your system has read the report explaining why it is needed. Nothing gets lost between the advice and the work.
A short summary your directors can read in five minutes, plus the technical detail your engineers need. Both in the same document.
You tell us what worries you and what you already have. This call is free.
We visit your sites, talk to your staff and test your systems.
You get a list of problems, ranked by how much harm each one could do.
We walk your team through the report so everyone understands the reasons.
We design and install the solution, if you want us to.
We come back later and test again, because things change.
A company with offices in several cities, each doing security differently. We checked them all and wrote one standard for everyone to follow.
A business preparing for a security certificate. We tested their systems, found the gaps and gave them a plan to close them.
Three access systems that could not talk to each other. We designed one system and moved them across in stages, with no downtime.
Six simple steps for finding where a site is weak and deciding what to fix first.
These two are often mixed up. Here is the difference in plain English.
Why asking how many cameras you need is the wrong place to start.
One short call. We will tell you honestly whether you need a full check, a small change, or nothing at all.