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Setting a risk appetite involves identifying and defining an organization’s tolerance for risk in pursuit of its objectives. The process usually involves the following steps: Identify the organization’s objectives: The first step is to identify the organization’s objectives, such as growth, profitability, innovation, or customer satisfaction. This step provides a clear understanding of what the organization is trying to achieve and what risks it is willing to take to achieve Read more…

Are you scaling security projects and drowning in candidate applications and admin whilst juggling spreadsheets, to an impossible deadline? We will shortly be launching a hiring application for you. “Oh dear, not another one!”… Yes. But we take a different approach: Marshal is a network, comprising a centralised talent pool. Our “Recruitment Projects” is an invitation only service that enables you to scale your hiring – from single roles to Read more…

Setting up a manned security company in the UK involves several steps, including obtaining the necessary licenses and permits, creating a business plan, registering your company, and hiring employees.  Here is a general guide on how to set up a manned security company in the UK: 1. Obtain necessary licenses and permits: To operate a manned security company in the UK, you will need to obtain a license from the Read more…

The Safety & Security solutions landscape is hugely diverse and innovative. Here’s a snapshot of just some more of the offerings passing through the Marshal Feed: Drone Security Services and Premium Executive Protection Level 3 Fire, Emergency & Security Systems (FESS) Apprenticeship (UK) Security Awareness Training and Simulated Phishing Platform HSE Safety Training Solutions: Height, Sea Survival, Fire, First Aid Advanced fiber optic monitoring sensors and integrated technologies, enabling critical Read more…

Two-way mass communications tools can play an important role in crisis management by providing a means for quickly and effectively disseminating information to a large number of people, as well as receiving feedback and updates from them. Some examples of how these tools are used in crisis management include: Email: In a crisis, emergency management officials can use email to quickly send out alerts and updates to a large number Read more…

Technical Surveillance Countermeasures (TSCM) sweeps, also known as “bug sweeps,” are conducted to detect and locate any hidden electronic devices or bugs that may be used for unauthorized surveillance. The goal of a TSCM sweep is to locate any potential threats to the privacy and security of an organization, individual, or location. The process for conducting a TSCM sweep typically involves several steps: Planning and Preparation: Before the sweep, the Read more…

The foundation of good security consulting is a strong understanding and knowledge of security principles, best practices, and industry standards. This includes knowledge of risk management, incident response, and disaster recovery. Additionally, a good security consultant should have experience in the industry, including a thorough understanding of the latest security technologies, tools, and solutions. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, the ability to communicate effectively with clients, and the ability to Read more…