Service Types: Territorial, Maritime, and IT Security
International corporate security spans territorial, maritime, and IT domains. The goal is to protect people, physical assets, and data across the value chain with auditable procedures and measurable controls.
International Territorial Security
- Country/area risk assessment: threats, political stability, critical infrastructure, local rules.
- Site and project protection: perimeter, access, surveillance, emergency and continuity plans.
- Travel & executive security: travel policy, movement tracking, briefings, evacuation plans.
- Supply chain security: warehouses, corridors, carrier and third-party checks.
- Crisis management: response processes, command chain, communications, incident logs.
- Training: onsite safety & security, risk awareness, evacuation drills.
Maritime Security
- Port & terminal security: access control, perimeter protection, regulatory compliance.
- Vessel security: shipboard plans, crew checks, cargo control and stowage.
- Routes and risk areas: threat evaluation along strategic legs, calls, anchorages.
- Cargo integrity: seals, inspections, traceability, non-conformity handling.
- Incident & contingency: procedures for weather, technical, or security events with reporting.
Cybersecurity and Data Protection
- Posture assessment: asset map, threats, vulnerabilities, priorities.
- Hardening and identity: network segmentation, privilege control, MFA, password policy.
- Vulnerability management: patching, periodic scans, tracked remediation.
- Monitoring and response: centralized logging, alerts, incident response playbooks.
- Backup & recovery: offline/immutable copies, restore tests, defined RTO/RPO.
- Data protection: classification, encryption in transit/at rest, retention.
- User awareness: anti-phishing training and acceptable-use policy.
- Compliance: alignment with applicable data protection and information security requirements.
Process and Governance
- Assessment: risk survey and technical/organizational gaps.
- Design: controls proportional to risk and operating context.
- Implementation: procedures, technologies, contracts, and SLAs.
- Monitoring: KPIs, audits, periodic reports, incident register.
- Continuous improvement: scheduled reviews and tests.
Integration with Internationalization
- Security applied to new countries, branches, partners, and suppliers.
- Third-party due diligence and cross-border data flows.
- Unified standards for sites, fleets, devices, and digital identities.
Benefits
- Reduced operational risk and downtime.
- Protection of people, assets, information, and reputation.
- Verifiable compliance and KPI-driven decisions.
