Allied Universal to present explosive & firearm detecting canines, Risk 360®, an allied universal enterprise risk management approach, and thought leadership sessions at GSX 2022

Allied Universal, a global security and facility services company, will showcase explosive and firearm detecting canines and Risk 360, an Allied Universal approach to security risk management, at the Global Security Exchange (GSX) conference (Booth #2710) slated for September 12-14th 2022 at the Georgia World Congress Center. The company is also proud to participate in two expert sessions at GSX 2022.

Tailored security solutions

"Staying ahead in a world of evolving risk with uniquely tailored security solutions for clients is our top priority," said Steve Jones, Global Chairman & CEO of Allied Universal.

"Our security solutions including manned security, risk advisory and consulting services, event services, executive protection, canine security, cutting-edge technology solutions, and more work seamlessly together to serve and safeguard customers, communities, and people."

Explosive mitigation canines

Highly trained explosive mitigation canines are playing a larger role in active assailant incidents"

"We are seeing a growing demand for highly trained explosive mitigation canines as firearms and explosives are playing an increasingly larger role in active assailant incidents with these attacks often resulting in mass destruction and casualties," said Glen Kucera, Chief Executive Officer, MSA Security, an Allied Universal company.

"This capability enhances the company's existing threat detection offerings, creating a sophisticated new solution to address the escalating active shooter and criminal threat." 

Demonstrations 

Canine demonstrations will be held at the Allied Universal booth #2710 on Monday, September 12th, and Tuesday, September 13th from 10 AM to 10:30 AM and 2:30 PM to 3:00 PM.

Demonstrations of Risk 360, a three-level methodology designed to help Allied Universal customers better specifically understand their security risk profiles and risk mitigation options, will be held at the Allied Universal booth #2710 on Monday, September 12th and Tuesday, September 13th at 1 PM to 1:30 PM and 4 PM to 4:30 PM.

Risk360® 

Risk360® is a new data approach designed to help customers identify security risks and mitigate them"

"Every facility has a unique security risk profile and varying levels of risk tolerance. Risk360® is a new data approach from Allied Universal that is designed to help customers identify security risks and mitigate them through a tailored suite of integrated security solutions," said Rachelle Loyear, Vice President, Integrated Security Solutions at Allied Universal.

"Beginning with the self-led online Risk360® review launching at GSX, anyone can take the initial step to understanding, at a high level, what areas they might want to focus on when it comes to mitigating risk."

Expert sessions 

Allied Universal is proud to present expert sessions at GSX 2022 which include:

• Monday, Sept. 12 at 10 AM to 11 AM ET – ESRM Basics: A Tactical Approach for ESRM Asset/Risk Prioritisation and Documentation – Location: 401+402

Rachelle Loyear, Vice President, Integrated Security a Solutions at Allied Universal, and Paul Mercer, Managing Director at Hawksight, will highlight best practices for prioritising assets and risks and communicating those priorities back to the asset and risk owners as a vital part of the ESRM life cycle.

In this interactive session, tactics for identifying and prioritising assets and risks will be discussed. The speakers will demonstrate simple documentation tactics to ensure clear communication to asset and risk owners.

• Monday, September 12 at 10 AM to 11 AM ET – Continuing to Navigate the Complex Terrain of the Behavioural Health Patient – Location: 408

Lisa Terry, CPP, Vice President of Healthcare at Allied Universal, will host an interactive discussion to learn what leading practice organisations are doing to address the security issues and risks of behavioural health patients.

Participants will learn how to build a program for behavioural health patient-associated violence management to better identify, assess, validate, mitigate and respond.