A security review does not always need to begin with a long technical assessment.
Ask:
1. What has changed since the current arrangements were introduced? 2. Which incidents or near misses keep recurring? 3. Do employees know how to report a concern? 4. Are procedures followed consistently? 5. Can we demonstrate what happened when an incident occurred?
The answers help identify clear priorities and proportionate improvements.
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