Security Services

SSS Management Services has an in-depth knowledge of the security industry and a unique combination of skills and experience that allows it to balance both sides of the security outsourcing equation.

SSS Management Services provides a truly independent and integrated Total Security Management partnership guaranteed to improve performance and reduce cost.

SSS Management Services becomes a single point of control and clarity for every security supplier thereby removing daily operational distractions so that clients focus on the strategic and core business issues.

The format of SSS Management Services ‘Risk Share’ contracts underpins SSS Management Services total commitment to improving client security operations and managing costs effectively. SSS Management Services achieves positive results by ensuring that security suppliers provide an appropriate and effective service.

Access control
Asset register management
CCTV
Electronic article surveillance (EAS)
False alarm management
Fire alarms
Guarding
Intruder alarms
IP signalling
Keyholding
Remote monitoring services
Site surveys, system design and commissioning
URN applications (police response)

Data Convergence

It is increasingly difficult to distinguish real threats, theft and breeches of security from the collective surveillance "noise". Indicators and trends are often buried in the data making it extremely difficult to react or respond effectively. The long-awaited advancement in the application of technology for security is convergence. At SSS we call it 'dataveillance'.

The software creates a picture of the immediate potential threats to the business using multiple sources. By collecting, standardising and managing alarm, CCTV and access control systems and transactional data from a variety of unrelated platforms into a common database the system knits together pieces of what otherwise can be disjointed information.

For example if the perimeter detection is triggered and then a space detection device activates, alarm scenarios will be automatically created. By linking the intruder, CCTV and access control systems together this sequence of events could be more effectively evaluated. This type of data surveillance can broaden the scope of analysis to include BMS, and time and attendance systems for example.