Security System Design

Security System Design
Details of the security sytem design service offerings from Corporate Risk Solutions.

 

Consultants at Corporate Risk Solutions, Inc. have extensive knowledge of the leading technology being employed in the growing market of electronic security systems.

Our consultants can assist your company in getting the best cost benefit for your integrated electronic security systems.

The key to effective security system design is to incorporate a holistic approach at the onset of a project to better enable full integration and program effectiveness. This approach applies regardless of whether the deployment is specific to a process, function, building or asset and is much more cost efficient than standalone, post system deployments.

In demonstration of our abilities to design and implement security system design builds, KCPL’s Command & Control Center was featured in a video from KCTV 5 that Corporate Risk Solutions designed and implemented for Kansas City Power & Light. This control center was used to catch a thief attempting to steal copper from a substation. This is just one of the many projects that CRSI performed for KCPL.

A well-engineered security system is not a single tool or product, but rather a solution based upon multiple products that are interfaced, integrated and designed in multiple layers using both dual and complementary technologies. Further, these technologies are increasingly becoming Internet protocol-based with networks and applications. Corporate Risk Solutions’ professional consultants provide security engineering expertise to address a full spectrum of facility and physical security challenges.

Corporate Risk Solutions takes user-optimized processes into account when pre-determining functionality for use in a normal state instead of through an exception process. This approach provides for a focused, performance-based systems approach that provides for a positive return on investment while also allowing companies to target their personnel resources toward critical decision functions when required.