Due Diligence Research

Due Diligence Research of potential Partners, Mergers, Acquisitions, and Joint Ventures provides an accurate picture of a person or company prior to a financial commitment. An in-depth history of a subject's background, assets, financial data, worker's compensation, criminal and civil history are just the start of a due diligence background investigation. Corporate background investigations go directly to the heart of the organization. Competitive intelligence surveys are also a technique used to gather information on an organization.

Crisis Management

Crisis Management focuses on critical decision-making in an emotional environment, establishing flexible response tactics, and managing events to minimize loss of life, profits, assets or reputation. ANASEC helps clients anticipate and identify the risks of potentially catastrophic occurrences. Emergency Response Guidelines are developed to mitigate and control the loss of assets or reputation due to a host of potential threats. ANASEC's crisis management team will help organizations to:

Identify and Assess Potential Threats Develop Crisis Management Plans Develop and Implement Emergency Response Guidelines Conduct Program Overview for Senior Managers

Establish Company Crisis Management Teams Identify Crisis Categories and Create Contingency Plans Support Crisis Management Team in Actual Emergencies Conduct Post-Crisis Evaluations

Security Policy Development

Security Policy Development provides the rules and resources needed to protect your company; technology alone cannot protect infrastructure. ANASEC can establish sound policies to act as the base for your technology and the organization as a whole. A comprehensive assessment of the organization and its’ current policies are the starting point for an evaluation. Based on findings, a specific policy is created for your company to meet your unique needs.

Program or Project Management

ANASEC’s program management provides a layer above project management focusing on selecting the best group of programs, defining them in terms of their projects and providing an infrastructure where projects can be run successfully but leaving project management to the project management community where a set of sequential steps are implemented based on organizational needs or direction.

Security Operations

ANASEC can help build a complete Security Operations Center (SOC) environment at your facility, providing both physical managed services and/or a data infrastructure. We will then step you through the process of staffing, managing and monitoring the SOC internally or manage it on your behalf. Operational policies and procedures will be tailored to your specific operational and regulatory requirements, and are based on security operations best practices.

Operations Security (OPSEC)

ANASEC can provide personnel with experience in OPSEC. OPSEC is not a specific category of information. Rather, it is a process for identifying, controlling, and protecting generally unclassified information which, if it becomes known to a competitor or adversary, could be used to your disadvantage. We can identify your critical information, determine its vulnerability, analyze any threats, determine the appropriate risks, and provide an assessment of protection.

Vulnerability Assessments/Force Protection

ANASEC has identified and utilizes a talented pool of highly skilled, seasoned security experts. Each professional staff member possesses an impressive background in security, investigations, personal protection, project management, security operations management, anti-terrorism and force protection experience in addition to current TS clearances. Our candidates are extremely familiar with Antiterrorism Operational Assessments (AOA) to test procedures to detect terrorist pre-operational surveillance activities, execute security procedures, implement installation defensive measures to protect from terrorist attack, and control access to systems and facilities. Our team has provided assistance to installations in developing, writing and/or updating shortfalls in site specific Force Protection Plans, utilizing the AT Plan template for fixed installations and including all five pillars of force protection (Information Security, Physical Security, Antiterrorism, Law Enforcement, and High Risk Personnel Security).