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Do more with Noggin Security
All of the features and functionality of Noggin Core, plus:
Report and manage all security incidents, major events, risks and operations in a single flexible platform
Task and dispatch security staff to respond to any event
Conduct facility and event risk and threat assessments, and track security controls and risk mitigation actions
Initiate and track investigations, persons of interest, capture evidence and logs, related actions, and follow best-practice standard methodologies
Manage security assurance activities such as alarm tests, door checks, audits and inspections
Easily capture rich logs for patrols, shift-changes, parking infringements, lost and found property, security escorts and other security activities
Track and manage all your security information, key documents, tasks, checklists, and actions in one place
Visualize locations of incidents, risks, people, and assets using the fully integrated mapping features
Increase team collaboration and efficiency using the in-built communications for email, SMS, or app notifications, broadcasts, alerts, and reminders
Manage key details of staff, contractors, victims, witnesses, external parties, and persons of interest
Easily relate incidents, risks, and threats to your own organization structure, buildings, sites, vehicles and other assets
Display key information where it is needed using flexible dashboards, analytics, and reporting that caters for all your stakeholders
Automate and lead people through your procedures, with fully-configurable workflows
Looking to learn how security management software can streamline your operations?
Check out these resources:
Security Management Software: A Buyer's Guide
Bolstering the physical security of corporate assets and locations has slipped off the radar of most Boards and C-level executives. In turn, investments have dropped, leaving physical assets more vulnerable than ever.
It’s time to reprioritize corporate security by procuring robust security management technology. Only question remains: towards which security management solution should your procurement dollars go?
Guide to Operating a Security Operations Center (SOC)
Since 9/11, everything has changed in the worlds of operational and physical security. Only problem is: some organizations haven’t kept up.
Traditional physical security threats like violence, trespassing, vandalism, etc. remain operational risks. Meanwhile, cyber security concerns converge with physical security needs.
That’s why organizations are building robust security operations centers (SOC) to keep physical assets and people safe. But how do you bring the benefits of an SOC to your business without getting saddled with the costs?
A Brief Overview of the Australian Security of Critical Infrastructure Act 2018
In recent times, the Australian Parliament passed the widest-ranging, cybersecurity regulations to hit the critical infrastructure industry to date. So who’s effected by the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act and what do they need to know?
Critical electricity, gas, and water assets, as well as ports have all been singled out. Owners and operators of those assets must now provide a clear accounting of security risk to a central body. But that change only scratches the surface.
Customer Success Story: Woolworths
It’s no overstatement to say that Woolworths is synonymous with the Australian supermarket. The mega-retailer accounts for some 80 percent of market share; its more than one thousand stores are fixtures in Australia’s (and New Zealand’s) cities, towns, and rural communities. But such thorough market domination does create operational challenges. Having so many stores means that Woolworths has to manage an incredibly complex supply chain, with extreme weather events increasing the risk of disruption. Not only that, security guards also have to monitor untold volumes of foot traffic, often traversing through public spaces.
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