Terrorists’ pursuit of their long-term strategic objectives include attacks on critical infrastructure and key assets. The July 2005 bombings in London demonstrate clearly that they are capable and willing to do so. According to government sources,    85% of our critical infrastructure facilities  (telecommunications, electricity and water sector) are privately owned/operated. Terrorists will continue to target critical infrastructure: energy; transportation; information and telecommunications networks; banking and finance systems; food, water, agriculture, and health and emergency services; postal and other assets and systems vital to a country’s national security, public health and safety, economy and way of life. Because there is a significant interdependence between these critical infrastructures, there are also cascading effects of failure between them. A disruption of any one of these would have significant consequences to our public health and safety.

Facility Assessments 

Global Security Services conducts security surveys and risk assessments for both public and private facilities to identify existing weaknesses and recommend appropriate cost effective asset and physical security protective measures.

Our Facilities Assessment Team is a multi-disciplinary team of top security specialist comprised of former Navy SEAL’s, U.S. Secret Service and FBI agents, Security Engineers, EOD Specialist and Emergency Operations, Health and Safety personnel as well as specific subject matter experts. The team has significant experience in conducting risk and vulnerability assessments of government and commercial facilities including major port and airport facilities, utility operations, government installations (military & non-military), and chemical plants.

The GSS team has experience in conducting audit assessments to insure a client's security is in compliance with government regulations, national and international industry standards. 

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