There are several methodologies to perform a risk and threat assessment, we have developed a unique approach in Sparta based on years of analysing threats and conducting risk assessments at the security and intelligence agencies.

Usually we will set core questions which have to be answered:

• What needs to be protected?
• Who/what are the threats and vulnerabilities at the organization?
• What are the consequences if the items/information/person is lost?
• What is the value to the organization/subject?
• What can be done to minimize exposure to the loss or damage?

The outcome or objective of a threat and risk assessment is to provide recommendations that maximize the protection of confidentiality, integrity and availability while still providing functionality and usability.

The core areas in a risk assessment are:

• Scope
• Data Collection
• Analysis of Policies and Procedures
• Threat Analysis
• Vulnerability Analysis
• Correlation and assessment of Risk Acceptability

Real-time threat assessments are provided to support operational and policy decision making by the board in the organization’s leadership.

We offer a full intelligence report which allows the organization’s leadership the clarity they need in order to plan the strategy without outside interference.

It is essential for the team to have a clear process without interfering from the behalf of the organization/subject, than the outcome is an out of the box perspective observation out of the box which provides areal time assessment on the organization.

Any organization, facility or area has weaknesses. A risk and threat assessment is targeted to  identify any weaknesses that can be exploited.

A survey will highlight vulnerabilities and gaps, it will help you to understand what is the risk, it is essential to know how good is the security in the organization.

As a company or organization which invests in the strengthening and improvement of its security your insurances will cover the issues of minimalize the gaps and the room for error.