Security that fits: customised security concepts for your protection

Our customised security concepts offer comprehensive protection for your buildings and assets. Customised, compliant and appropriate.

Is your protection adequate?

Threats such as acts of sabotage, physical attacks or cyberattacks jeopardise the security of your employees, buildings and infrastructure. Are your protective measures sufficient to effectively protect people, assets and business processes?

A tailor-made security concept is essential to protect your organisation from a wide range of threats while ensuring compliance. Through a detailed security analysis and customised, effective and appropriate security requirements, we ensure the protection of your critical services. In addition, we ensure continuous adaptation to new threats and changing regulatory requirements. This is how you secure your organisation – today and in the future.

SECURITY CONCEPTS WITH CONCEPTURE

Holistic, appropriate & effective

Developed with a holistic approach

Our security concepts cover all aspects of your building security, from security analysis to implementation and monitoring. In this way, we ensure that all potential threats are comprehensively considered and effectively addressed.

Appropriate security measures

Our concepts are tailored to the specific requirements and the identified protection goals and protection needs of your organisation. In this way, we ensure that every requirement for the security measure corresponds to the actual risks and offers optimum protection.

Effective protection

Our security requirements are designed to reliably achieve and sustainably fulfil your protection goals. Through regular reviews and adjustments, we ensure that the implemented measures provide the desired security in practice and effectively ward off all potential threats.

The process

The path to your security concept
1

Off Site Assesment -
Analysis of protection requirements

We start with a thorough analysis of the environment in which the building is located. We take into account the geopolitical situation of the country and the region as well as specific risks such as break-ins, sabotage attempts and natural events. This information flows into the creation of a catalogue of topics for the on-site assessment.

2

Off Site Assesment -
Review of existing security measures

In the next step, we take a detailed look at the existing physical security documents. We check whether the existing measures and processes meet the current requirements.

3

Off Site Assesment -
Compliance check

We analyse relevant regulatory requirements, legal requirements (e.g. according to §8a BSIG as well as self-imposed obligations such as certifications (e.g. TISAX(R), DIN EN 27001, DIN EN 50600 etc.) or contractual agreements with third parties). Specific requirements from insurance policies are also taken into account.

4

On Site Assesment -
Location environment

On site, we examine the location of the facility, the site and its surroundings. We identify specific hazards and assess the use of the property, including potential risks from other tenants or neighbours.

5

On Site Assesment - Mechanical and technical infrastructure

We record and evaluate the mechanical and technical security installations, such as perimeter protection, access controls, physical barriers, as well as monitoring and intrusion detection systems. We pay particular attention to resistance to potential threats and the identification of weak points in the infrastructure.

6

On Site Assesment - Investigation of organisational processes

The organisational security processes are also subjected to close scrutiny. This includes visitor management, alarm response and communication processes as well as the assignment of access rights and the role of security service providers. We assess security awareness within the organisation and the effectiveness of current measures.

6

On Site Assesment - Evaluation of existing security measures

Finally, we analyse how well the existing security measures have been implemented and whether they meet the defined protection goals. Any weaknesses identified are documented so that they can be taken into account in further planning.

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Creation of a customised security concept

From risk analysis to the development of specific security measures – we support you in the creation of a customised security concept. In doing so, we take your individual needs into account and ensure an optimum level of security.

‘The security of our buildings, production and entire infrastructure is essential for us as a family business and brand manufacturer. We are delighted to have found a competent partner in Concepture, with whom we can work together to increase our security organisation holistically and in the long term.’

Sebastian Block

Project leader, Melitta Group GmbH & Co. KG

Methods used

Our services for creating your security concept

Risk and vulnerability analysis

We determine your protection requirements through a thorough risk analysis. We assess threats to your systems and business processes, review existing security measures and uncover weaknesses. This enables us to optimise your security infrastructure in a targeted manner.

Realisation of protection target workshops

In specially organised workshops, we work with you to develop the security objectives for your organisation. These objectives form the basis for the development of targeted and effective security measures.

Site-specific security assessment and analysis

We assess the location of your facility, including the mechanical and technical safety infrastructure, and analyse the specific hazards and risks posed by the environment and use of the site.

Development of customised security requirements

Based on the results of the risk analysis and the defined protection goals, we develop specific security requirements that are tailored to the individual needs and risks of your organisation.

Creation of a comprehensive security analysis

We create a detailed security analysis that integrates all of the data collected. This analysis serves as the basis for the implementation of an effective security concept.

Integration of compliance and regulatory requirements

We ensure that all security measures developed fulfil the relevant legal and regulatory requirements, including specific specifications from certifications, insurance policies and other compliance requirements.

Frequently asked questions about security concepts

What is a security concept and why is it important for your company?
In our FAQ, we answer all your questions about setting up and implementing a comprehensive security concept.

A security concept is a structured planning and documentation of security requirements that are necessary to protect buildings, systems, people and business processes.

A security concept for building utilisation protects people, assets and processes. It identifies and analyses risks in order to develop customised protective measures. The aim is to provide adequate protection in compliance with all regulations. The concept secures operations, strengthens resilience and ensures the continuity of the organisation.

 

The development of a security concept takes place in several phases: Firstly, a risk analysis is carried out to identify potential threats. The protection goals are then identified or defined, security requirements are formulated and specific risk minimisation measures are developed.

Protection goals are specific security goals that an organisation wants to achieve in order to protect its assets, people and processes. They are defined in workshops together with those responsible, based on the risk analysis and the specific requirements of the organisation. Protection goals are often also determined by regulatory requirements, especially in highly regulated industries or critical infrastructures, where legal requirements and compliance guidelines set clear specifications for security standards.

A security concept can be required by various interest groups and institutions. These include legal and regulatory authorities, especially in highly regulated industries such as critical infrastructure, banking, healthcare and IT security.

Insurance companies also often require a security concept in order to assess risks and issue insurance policies.

In addition, company guidelines or certification requirements (such as TISAX® or ISO 27001) may also require the creation of a security concept to ensure compliance and the protection of assets.

Security requirements can be divided into three main categories: organisational, structural and technical requirements.

  • Organisational security requirements:
    These refer to policies, processes and rules of conduct that are established within an organisation to achieve security objectives. These include authorisation and access guidelines, emergency plans and employee training. They also include personnel measures such as the use of security service providers and the organisation of shifts and patrols to ensure continuous monitoring and security.
  • Structural security requirements:
    These include physical measures and structural elements implemented in a building or facility to increase security. Examples include security doors, reinforced windows, perimeter protection and structural barriers that make access to sensitive areas more difficult.
  • Technical security requirements:
    These relate to the use of technological solutions to support security measures. These include surveillance cameras, alarm systems, access control systems, intrusion detection systems and other electronic security devices that help to detect and prevent threats.

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Fabian Roth

Senior Security Consultant & Managing Director

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