What does Resco deliver at the end of a security assessment?

Resco delivers a mitigation plan within budget, identifying the vulnerabilities found and the systems or changes recommended to address them, which is then used as the basis for design and engineering.

Does Resco carry out security assessments outside Karachi?

Yes. Resco has regional offices in Lahore and Islamabad in addition to its Karachi head office, and carries out security assessments for clients across Pakistan.

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Q: Does a security assessment cover fire and life safety as well as security systems?

Yes. Because Resco delivers security, fire and life safety and building management as one integrator, an assessment can look across all of these areas rather than only security equipment.

Resco carries out site-based security assessments for buildings in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad and across Pakistan, identifying vulnerabilities and setting out a mitigation plan within budget before any system is designed.

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Overview

A security assessment before, not instead of, a system design

Resco's security assessment is the starting point for a project rather than a sales exercise for a specific product. An assessor reviews a site's layout, existing systems, access points and operating hours, and identifies vulnerabilities that a CCTV, access control or alarm system, or a combination of them, would need to address.

The output is a mitigation plan set within budget, which becomes the reference point for the design and engineering stage that follows. Because Resco delivers security, fire and life safety and building management as one integrator, an assessment can look across all of these disciplines rather than treating each system separately.

Site-based review of layout, access points, existing systems and operating hours
Vulnerabilities identified across security, fire and life safety and building management
A mitigation plan set within the client's budget
A reference point carried into the design and engineering stage

Engineer reviewing building systems on site

Deliverables

What a Resco security assessment covers

An assessment is scoped to the site, but typically includes the following.

A review of perimeter, entrance and internal access points
An evaluation of existing CCTV, access control and alarm systems, where present
Identification of vulnerabilities across security, fire and life safety and building systems
A mitigation plan within budget, used as the basis for subsequent design and engineering

How it works

How a security assessment leads into a project

A security assessment is typically the first stage of Resco's project lifecycle.

Site review
An assessor visits the site to review layout, access points, existing systems and operating patterns.
Vulnerability identification
Vulnerabilities are identified across security, fire and life safety and building management systems.
Mitigation plan
A mitigation plan within budget is prepared, setting out the systems and priorities to address the findings.
Handover to design
The assessment and mitigation plan feed directly into the design and engineering stage that follows.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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It is not mandatory, but Resco recommends it for most projects, since it identifies vulnerabilities and priorities before design work begins, which typically leads to a better-targeted system.

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