Who we serve
Organizations large enough to carry real exposure, and structured so that no one person owns it full time.
Commercial real estate
Multifamily properties, condo and homeowner associations, and the management companies that run them. Exposure is concentrated in access control, common areas, parking, and the statutory obligations Florida places on residential properties.
- Florida Statute 768.0706 compliance assessments
- Access control across entries, garages, and amenity spaces
- Hurricane closure and post-storm reentry planning
- Board and resident communication protocols
- Portfolio-level assessment programs for management companies
Professional and medical
Law firms, corporate offices, medical practices, financial services firms, title companies, and family offices. The common thread is confidential material, client-facing foot traffic, and staff who travel.
- Office and floor security in multi-tenant buildings
- Reception protocol and visitor management
- Workplace violence prevention and threat assessment
- Continuity planning for closure and reopening
- Support for client security questionnaires
SOUND FAMILIAR
If your organization looks like one of these, the conversation is easy to start.
Community spaces
K-12 private schools, houses of worship, and event venues. Open by design, which makes access control and emergency planning harder and more consequential. School security work draws on ASIS International’s dedicated K-12 standard, covering classroom hardening, threat assessment programs, and emergency operations.
- Access control balanced against an open environment
- Emergency operations and reunification planning
- Active threat preparedness and drills
- Crowd safety planning for events
- Staff and volunteer training
- Classroom door hardening and interior-lock compliance
- School Resource Officer program design and deployment standards
Defense counsel and legal departments
Attorneys handling premises liability and negligent security matters, and the corporate legal departments and carriers behind them. G.I.S. works from records provided by counsel.
- Review of security measures in place at the time of an incident
- Prior incident history and foreseeability analysis
- Evaluation of CPTED assessments relied on under 768.0706
- Early case assessment
- Discovery guidance and deposition question development
Shopping plazas and restaurants
Shopping plazas, standalone retail, and restaurants. High foot traffic, cash on premises, and after-hours exposure that most operators have not reassessed since opening day.
- CPTED assessments for parking lots, entries, and common areas
- After-hours and cash-handling security protocols
- Portfolio-level assessment programs for shopping center management companies
- Contracted guard and patrol service review
- Robbery and workplace violence prevention training
Construction and architecture firms
Architects and builders designing or renovating a space where security should be built in, not bolted on afterward. This is typically a design-phase partnership rather than a single engagement, and a relationship that carries across a firm’s future projects.
- CPTED input during schematic design, before drawings are finalized
- Sightline, entry, and lighting review for new builds and major renovations
- Camera and access control placement planning ahead of construction
Fit
If security sits with someone whose real job is something else, that is the gap we fill.
We work with clients who already have measures in place and with clients building a program from the beginning. Engagements run from a single assessment to an ongoing advisory retainer.