Policy reviews should be done annually. After all, if you're not reviewing your policies regularly, your employees probably aren’t reading them either.
Doors, locks, cameras and guards — there are a lot of security measures that companies can take to stay safe. But the one telling sign of a high risk organization isn’t one of those — it’s the fire extinguishers.
Here are Circadian Risk's newest updates to our security assessment software. We believe these new features will add to the efficiency of your assessment process.
Clearview AI, Coronavirus and Active Shooter drills were all in the news this month. Here are the headlines from February.
One of the most important parts of a security assessment is the face-to-face interview, but to your client, it can be long and feel like an interrogation. Here’s how to shorten the interview while getting the most from it.
You may hear the terms used interchangeably, but when it comes to risk, foreseeability and probability aren’t the same thing. Here’s why you need to know the difference.
Do small businesses really need cameras, or will dummy cameras work just as well? Daniel Young weighs in.
As we start the next decade, new technology — like 5G, facial recognition, and AI — is at the forefront of many security professionals’ minds.
Here are Circadian Risk's newest updates to our security assessment software. We believe these new features will add to the efficiency of your assessment process.
Even with software, making comments can slow a building assessment down – especially if you make the same comments over and over again. Our new feature saves time on repeat comments.
