Corporation Security Strategies

KGI provides professional guards to work for Corporations of all sizes.  Here are a few of the services we provide:

Protect Sensitive Company Information
Every company has information they prefer to keep private. Employee records are often protected under privacy laws, and no company wants to have their trade secrets exposed. A corporate security guard may be called upon to ensure all essential records are secure. This could mean making sure hard copies of documents are secured in locked storage units. A corporate security guard may also perform cybersecurity tasks, such as making sure the company’s online records are protected with secure passwords and data encryption.

Guard Building Entrances & Exits
Corporate buildings often have multiple entrance and exit points. While there may be a main designated entrance for clients, visitors, and employees, it’s likely there are other areas where people may enter the building. For instance, cleaning and maintenance teams might use a back entrance to access the property as they do their work. Corporate security guards make sure all electronic monitoring systems work properly. They can also monitor who attempts to enter the building while checking employee badges and other forms of identification to make sure people only go where they’re permitted.

Enforce Loss Prevention Strategies
Corporate entities often have valuable assets that include both intellectual and physical property. A security guard may be directed to focus on making sure employees don’t leave with any valuable property. This may be done by monitoring employees’ whereabouts, helping terminated employees gather their belongings and leave the building, and serving at security checkpoints. Corporate guards can also be available to oversee any business operations that deal with assets of significant value.

Ensure Staff & Client Safety
Large corporations are often located in massive complexes that make it difficult to keep every area secure. For instance, an employee may need to walk across a large parking lot, which can be dangerous if the individual is working late at night. Your company may also have VIPs who are known for having celebrity status or being extremely wealthy. These clients may be targets for theft and other criminal activity that’s designed to take advantage of their wealth. 

Corporate security guards can also make sure staff members and clients are provided with personalized services, such as walking people to and from their vehicles, assisting with transporting valuables to and from the building, and double-checking secure areas of the property to make sure only authorized people enter.