RESEARCH REPORT
Gain invaluable insights from our comprehensive report, developed in collaboration with ASIS International, on the current state and effectiveness of visitor and emergency management practices across various industries. This report is essential for security professionals seeking to enhance their security readiness, mitigate threats, and improve emergency response capabilities.
Organizations with advanced security features, such as remote visitor monitoring and digital visitor logs, report significantly higher confidence in their security practices. The study reveals that companies with a remote monitoring capability are more assured in their security measures, and maintaining a digital log doubles the confidence in threat response capabilities.
The report highlights the importance of adopting modern technology for effective emergency management. Findings show that nearly half of the surveyed companies still rely on outdated methods for evacuation processes, while those with real-time headcount and communication capabilities during emergencies report a marked increase in confidence in their evacuation procedures.
Implementing best practices is crucial for ensuring safety and security within facilities. The report indicates a significant push towards adopting technology to enhance on-site security, yet also notes a gap in training visitors and contractors on evacuation procedures. Striking the right balance between employee convenience and safety is a key challenge for many organizations.
Leveraging technology not only boosts confidence in security measures but also in managing emergency situations effectively. The report underscores the transformative power of technology in security management, advocating for its use to ensure robust protection and quick response times.
By adopting innovative tools and practices, organizations can significantly improve their response to threats and emergencies, ensuring the safety and security of their premises and personnel.
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