Security Leadership for Organizations
Most organizations already have guards, cameras, access systems, vendors, training, emergency plans and policies. The problem is that these pieces usually operate separately. GTSD helps leadership manage them as one security operation.
Schedule an Executive Security DiscussionSeven questions every executive team should be able to answer about security.
If these answers are hard to find today, security is being carried out but not managed.
- What is wrong?Documented findings from an assessment, not impressions.
- What matters most?Findings ranked by risk, not by who raised them last.
- Who owns it?One named person for every corrective action.
- What is overdue?Due dates tracked and reported, not remembered.
- What has been fixed?Corrections verified with evidence before they are closed.
- What changed?Incidents, trends and new risks since the last review.
- What comes next?The next 30, 60 and 90 days, tied to decisions leadership needs to make.
Why organizations choose GTSD.
Instead of another guard company
A guard company supplies officers for posts. GTSD manages the whole security function: leadership, assessments, incidents, corrective actions, training and vendors, including any guard company you already use.
Instead of a standalone consultant
A consultant often delivers a report and leaves. GTSD turns each finding into a tracked corrective action with an owner and a due date, and can stay to manage the work through a Security Director.
Instead of buying more technology
Another camera does not fix a program no one is managing. GTSD decides what technology is needed based on assessment findings, then runs operations on GTSD Security OS so the information is actually used.
Instead of hiring separate vendors
Separate vendors each manage their own piece. GTSD coordinates them under one Security Director, one operating picture and one point of accountability.
One Security Director. One operating picture. One point of accountability.
- Leadership: a GTSD Security Director accountable for the security function.
- Assessment: structured security assessments with documented findings.
- Technology: GTSD Security OS for incidents, findings, corrective actions, personnel and communications.
- Training: GTSD Academy, including a Maryland approved 12 hour Initial Security Guard Training Program.
- Incident management: reporting, escalation, review and follow up in one record.
- Corrective action: every finding assigned, dated, verified and closed.
- Reporting: recurring leadership reports and business reviews.
- Vendor coordination: existing vendors kept in place and managed together.
- Operational oversight: a defined escalation path from field officer to client leadership.
Method and Leadership
GTSD works through The GLOTAC Protocol™: Recognize, Assess, Observe, Prepare, Respond, Recover, Reassess.
GTSD was founded by Tunku Rodrigues, security strategist, author, and Founder and Executive Director, who created the framework.
See exactly what leadership receives and how corrective actions are managed on How GTSD Manages Security.
A logical path, not a hard sell.
- Introductory meetingYour sites, current vendors and what leadership needs to see.
- Security assessmentA defined review with documented findings and a corrective action roadmap.
- Corrective action projectPriority findings corrected, with GTSD training and advisory support as needed.
- Ongoing advisoryRecurring review and implementation guidance.
- Security DirectorAdvisory, shared or dedicated leadership for the security function.
- Integrated Security Department™GTSD coordinates multiple security functions, or the full function, across sites.
An Integrated Security Department engagement can cover multiple sites, recurring assessments, Security Director leadership, incident oversight, vendor coordination, technology, training strategy, corrective action management, executive briefings and a security improvement roadmap. Each is scoped to the organization. See Services and Pricing and the Capability Statement.
Talk with GTSD about your security operation.
A conversation about your sites, your vendors and what is not yet connected.