
Data-driven programmes and decision making
Optimising the corporate security and resilience function
The growing use of data analysis in organisations, and the gradual emergence of machine learning and artificial intelligence technologies, have underscored the role that technology can play in enabling and supporting effective security risk management. With security budgets under greater strain than ever, security and resilience leaders are increasingly turning to technology to improve the efficiency of their departments and enhance their overall capabilities. This need is compounded by demands on corporate security and resilience functions to monitor and mitigate an ever-expanding range of potential business disruptions that could impact the organisation’s assets, personnel, operations, and reputation, including:
A technology-enabled security and resilience programme can transform the ability of your organisation to deter, detect and defend against both physical and digital threats, and to ensure you are ready to respond and recover faster from the full range of business disruptions. This includes using data analysis to optimise your security programme, building technology-enabled intelligence capabilities, and leveraging technology platforms to respond to critical events. But as with any other digital transformation programme, technology will only be as good as the people and processes behind it. The key to a successful transformation will depend on designing a solution that achieves the right balance between technology, skills and processes; fits well with your organisational culture and ways of working; and is underpinned by a shift towards a more data-driven mindset.
Optimising the corporate security and resilience function
Control Risks is working across the globe to support our clients with the evolution of their security and resilience programmes. We work with organisations at varying levels of data maturity to improve systems and processes and enable intelligence-led decisions.
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Organisations are assessing their technology capabilities to make faster, real-time intelligence-based decisions.
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Control Risks is working alongside businesses to build solutions that integrate physical security and cyber threat intelligence.
Control Risks has experience and expertise in all areas of threat intelligence and data analytics. Our work with clients reaches across operational security, digital threat intelligence, behavioural analysis, data collection and data analytics.