The organization's security unit is responsible for various operations, including physical security, access control, reliability, emergency, technological systems, operational competence, weapons maintenance, writing and ordering procedures, budgeting, monitoring, extraordinary events management, reporting work hours, compartmentalization, and more.
Arranging work can be a challenging process in an environment where the work is done in shifts. When there is a multiplicity of roles, shifts, and special tasks, the user must, on the one hand, staff all the positions, and on the other hand, stick to the rules, constraints, and special requests. In addition, he must care to present balance and equality.
Some organizations operate in a secure physical space and are interested in reducing and/or checking all who enter their gates. To this end, such organizations define an orderly process of inviting external visitors.
State-owned organizations are required to perform reliability tests and approvals for employees, contractors, suppliers, and visitors according to the guidelines of the State Unit for Determining Security Compliance.
Physical security
Access control
Reliability management
Emergency situations
Technological systems
Operational competence
Weapons maintenance
Writing and ordering procedures
Budgeting
Monitoring
Extraordinary events management
Working hours report
Smart placement
Visitors' module