Services
Security ConsultingRisk & Vulnerability Assessments
Find the gaps before someone else does.
- What if a disgruntled former employee enters your building?
- What if someone targets your operation for theft?
- What if a shooter targets your church on a Sunday morning?
If you're responsible for people, property, or cash, hope isn't a plan. We'll help you build one your team can actually follow.
An assessment starts on your property, not in a template. We walk the site at different times of day, talk with the people who open and close the building, review your cameras, access control, and written procedures, and look at crime data for your area.
Then we hand you a findings report in plain English, ranked by what matters most, with practical fixes at different price points. We work with businesses, churches, healthcare facilities, and property managers. Many clients use the report with their insurance carrier or their board; others use it as the plan for their security staffing.
Let's start putting your plan together.
At a glance
- Nationwide and global reach
- Certified Small Veteran-Owned Business
- Military and law enforcement backgrounds
- Trusted since 1978
- Answered 24/7 at 980-521-9197
- All conversations confidential
What we handle
Consulting services
Site vulnerability assessments
An on-site walk of your doors, lighting, cameras, access points, and procedures, ending in a plain-English findings report.
Church & house-of-worship safety
Practical safety planning for services and events, including greeter and safety-team procedures that fit your congregation.
Active-threat planning
We walk through "what if" scenarios with your leadership and write a response plan that fits your building and your people.
Policy & procedure review
A review of your security policies, post orders, and incident procedures against current practice.
CPTED review
Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design: landscaping, lighting, and layout changes that make your property a harder target.
Travel safety for leaders
Pre-trip risk review and travel planning for executives and faith leaders on the road.
How we plan it
Every assignment starts with three questions.
What exactly are we doing, what could go wrong while we do it, and where are we doing it. The answers decide who we send, how many, and how they work.
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The job
What are you trying to protect: people, a congregation, a building, a reputation? The assessment starts with what matters most to you.
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The threat
Realistic threats for your kind of organization, ranked by likelihood and impact, without scare tactics.
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The ground
Your doors, lighting, cameras, layout, neighbors, and daily routines. Recommendations fit your building and your budget.
How it works
From the first call to the final report.
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Confidential call
Call 980-521-9197 any hour. Tell us what's going on, and we'll ask the right questions and tell you straight whether we can help.
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Plan and scope
We define the job, the threat, and the ground, then put the plan, the staffing, and the cost in writing before any work starts.
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Boots on the ground
Briefed officers, investigators, or agents go to work, with one point of contact who answers the phone.
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Report and follow-up
You get clear reporting in plain language, and we adjust as things change.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What does a security assessment include?
A walk of the site at different times of day, interviews with the people who open, run, and close it, a review of cameras, access control, policies, and incident history, and a findings report ranked by priority.
Can you help build an active-threat or emergency plan?
Yes. We write plans for active threats, workplace violence, and emergencies around your building and your people, and walk your team through them.
Do you review security policies and procedures?
Yes. We review post orders, visitor and access rules, incident reporting, and termination procedures, and recommend changes that fit how your operation actually runs.
Do you advise on travel safety for executives?
Yes. We assess destinations, routes, and lodging before leaders travel and recommend the right level of protection for each trip.
Who uses your assessments?
Companies, campuses, healthcare facilities, and houses of worship, often ahead of a board review, an insurance renewal, or after an incident.
Is the report useful for boards and insurers?
Yes. It's written in plain English, ranked by risk, and offers fixes at different price points, so leadership and carriers can act on it.
Are we obligated to hire Jan-Lee afterward?
No. The report is yours. Some clients carry it out themselves; others ask us to help implement it.
Why Jan-Lee
Since 1978
Nearly five decades of investigations and protection.
Military & law enforcement backgrounds
Agents and officers selected for expertise and judgment under pressure.
24/7 availability
One number, answered any hour.
Ready to talk?
Let's start putting your plan together.