Guides

Straightforward guides to security decisions

Written by the people who do the work. No jargon, no scare stories, nothing trying to sell you equipment.

Where these stand. One guide below is written in draft. The rest are planned and marked as such. Nothing here quotes research, surveys or figures from anyone else.

All guides

Physical Security

What Is a TVRA, and Do You Need One?

What this formal assessment contains, who asks for it, and how it differs from a normal risk check.

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Cybersecurity

Security Test or Security Audit: Which Do You Need?

Two services that are often confused. Here is how to tell which one fits your situation.

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Cybersecurity

What Data Centres Need to Get Right

Where entry control, equipment monitoring and computer security meet in a building built for uptime.

Planned — not written yet
Security Systems

How to Plan a CCTV System

Why asking how many cameras you need is the wrong place to start.

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Security Systems

Choosing a Door Access System

Cards, phones or fingerprints, and the question that decides whether it still works in three years.

Planned — not written yet
Business Risk

Joining Up Building and Computer Security

The problems that sit between the two, and why one owner fixes them faster than two.

Planned — not written yet
Good Practice

Making Sure Old Passes Stop Working

Treating joiners, movers and leavers as a security job, not just a paperwork job.

Planned — not written yet
Physical Security

How to Check How Safe Your Building Is

Six simple steps for finding where a site is weak and deciding what to fix first.

15 October 2026 · 4 min read
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15 October 2026 · 1 min read

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