How well do you understand your security services contract? Security contracts are often more complicated than other services you may outsource. Instead of purchasing a commodity or equipment, you're paying for human capital. To ensure the services you receive meet your security needs, make sure you can navigate contract language, terms of agreement, and scope of work. 1) Conduct a Risk Assessment It can be difficult to estimate security coverage if you don't know the threats associated with your property, says Glen Kitteringham, president of Kitteringham Security Group, a consulting firm. Is your building prone to demonstrations, vandalism, break-ins, theft, or assault? Do you have a high-profile tenant or neighboring building that carries specific risks? All of these factors impact your security coverage and are risks a security provider must weigh as well.
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