Prevention is obviously the most optimal solution for every problem, that’s why the analysis of the permanently changing security environment is the most important.

Professional analysis and the following of home and foreign experiences make security organizing and planned use of prevention at individual, corporate and governmental scale effective.

We could follow with attention how dramatic and surprising turns have happened in the international security environment on 11th September, 2001 in the USA, on 11th March, 2004 in Madrid and on 7th and 21st July, 2005 in London. These affairs have radically transformed most of the security prevention methods applied so far. The approach of analyzing security experts and other security policy professionals could be frightening at first sight for people working at other professional fields, as the elementary part of their job is the continuous scanning of the “horizon”, identifying and defining threats. But recently it is really indispensable, that responsible staff by high-risk objects acquire also the appropriate mentality and approach. As this is also an important part of prevention, we can give helping hands to them.

A great challenge of our security organizing work is to find balance between the economic interests of our principals and the development of protection structures, so real and functional solutions could come off. The base of that is trust, what we can confirm for our future procurers by our preparedness and works so far.