We see what others walk past. Then we help you fix it.
Independent physical security consulting for construction and industrial sites, warehouses and distribution, energy and utilities, and multi-site companies. Based in Tulsa, serving Oklahoma, surrounding states and clients nationwide.
What are you responsible for?
General contractors and data center developers
- Laydown yards with long-lead equipment behind weak fencing
- Gate badging that slips once the job gets busy
- Owner security requirements that never made it into the GC contract
One security standard across every jobsite
We train your teams, audit the programs you run today and build new ones, for general contractors, data center developers and utilities building new infrastructure.
- Company-wide jobsite security standards with site risk tiers
- Field audits with scored findings and a short corrective plan
- Training for superintendents, gate staff and subcontractors
- Construction security programs designed before the GC mobilizes
Most security gaps aren't missing equipment. They're habits, layout and plans nobody has practiced.
A camera won't close a propped door. We walk your site the way your people use it, on a normal day and after dark, and tell you plainly what to fix first.
How an Assessment WorksWe don't sell the cameras, guards or access control we recommend
So the advice fits your risk and your budget, not a product catalog.
We do
- Assessments and TVRAs
- Security design reviews
- Construction security programs
- Policies, plans and training
- Fractional security leadership
We don't
- Sell or install equipment
- Take vendor referral fees
- Provide guard services
- Do IT or cybersecurity
- Hand you a template
Physical security consulting services
Construction Security Programs
Programs for developers, plus building, auditing and training for GCs.
Learn more →Security Design Consulting
Security built into new construction, before walls go up.
Learn more →Threat & Vulnerability Risk Assessment (TVRA)
A scored view of internal, external, human and operational risk.
Learn more →Physical Security Risk Assessment
An on-site review with a prioritized written report.
Learn more →Fractional Security Director
A senior physical security leader on retainer, without a full-time hire.
Learn more →Security Program Design & Implementation
Build a program from the ground up, or rebuild one that isn't working.
Learn more →Critical Incident Planning
Response plans and tabletop exercises your team can run.
Learn more →Security Policy & Procedure Development
Plain-language policies and SOPs, never a template.
Learn more →Security Awareness Training
Practical training built around your own sites and roles.
Learn more →When it's time for a security risk assessment
A new building or renovation
Fix layout and access problems while they're still on paper.
An incident, here or nearby
A break-in, a threat or a scare is a reason to check your plans.
New leadership
A new executive, site manager or facilities lead deserves a clear baseline.
Insurance renewal or a new owner requirement
Go in with a current, independent view of your risk.
Growth or a new site
What worked for one building rarely scales on its own.
It's been more than three years
People, habits and threats change, even when buildings don't.
Preventable incidents are expensive
Courts ask whether a crime was foreseeable and whether reasonable steps were taken. When they weren't, the numbers look like this.
Median premises liability verdict among verdicts of $10 million or more, 2013 to 2022.
U.S. Chamber Institute for Legal Reform, 2024Verdict against a pharmacy for a parking-lot shooting, upheld in 2023. Three robberies had happened there after the store let its security guard go.
Supreme Court of Georgia, 2023Jury verdicts of $10 million or more against companies in 2025, totaling $25.6 billion across all case types.
Marathon Strategies, 2026How exposed are you? Find out in two minutes.
Quick yes-or-no questions for facilities or jobsites. You get a risk level and the first three things to fix, free and private.