Corporate Security: Finding Cost Savings without Sacrificing Safety
By Brian Buggé, M.A., CPP, CHPA, CPOI www.brianbugge.com In regard to trimming your security budget and finding cost savings, I have worked with security budgets ranging from a low of $250k to a high of $20 million dollars. In general, there are usually six (6) approaches I take to help a client contain costs without sacrificing security:
NOTE: Keep-in-mind that money not disbursed to cover fines, legal fees, and/or jury awards from courts and/or government or regulatory agencies are cost savings too. I can do a comprehensive compliance audit in that regard to insure that your security operations follow best practices and meet all applicable federal, state, local, laws, rules and regulations. Drop me a line – you’ll be glad you did. www.brianbugge.com. While at my site, read my other blog entries too. They are all designed to help you strengthen your organization's security posture and its resiliency. About the Author: Brian Buggé is Director of Security Operations at IRI Global, LLC. He is also an Adjunct Professor of Criminal Justice & Security Management at the University of Phoenix. Brian is Board Certified in Security Management by ASIS, Intl. He is also a licensed private investigator and certified security guard instructor. In New York City he received the Fire Safety Director designation from the NYC Fire Department. In 2003 Brian helped form the N/E Chapter of The Assoc. of Threat Assessment Professionals (ATAP), and he served on their Board for six years. Brian has over 15 years of security management experience and over 20 years of experience in various positions in law enforcement (federal, county and city level). He can be reached at www.brianbugge.com.
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AuthorBrian Buggé is Director of Security Operations at IRI Global, LLC. He is also an Adjunct Professor of Criminal Justice & Security Management at the University of Phoenix. Brian is Board Certified in Security Management by ASIS, Intl. He is also a licensed private investigator and certified security guard instructor. In New York City he received the Fire Safety Director designation from the NYC Fire Department. In 2003 Brian helped form the N/E Chapter of The Assoc. of Threat Assessment Professionals (ATAP), and he served on their Board for six years. Brian has over 15 years of security management experience and over 20 years of experience in various positions in law enforcement (federal, county and city level). Archives
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