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Ongoing Security Programs

Security is not a one-time conversation.

Recurring preventative assessments for organizations and principals who would rather stay ahead of the threat than respond to it.

Ongoing Security Programs

From one assessment to a preventative program.

A single inspection describes an environment at one point in time. Offices change, people come and go, meetings move and travel schedules shift. A recurring program keeps the environments that matter under regular, documented review.

Programs are built around your calendar and risk profile, not a fixed template. Some clients schedule quarterly office and boardroom inspections; others tie inspections to board cycles, transactions, travel or major events.

The ICUnit Membership provides recurring monthly or quarterly coverage with priority response.

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Ongoing security programs

Security is not a one-time conversation.

A single assessment describes one moment. A recurring program keeps the environments that matter under regular, documented review as your organization changes.

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Recurring preventative program
Scheduled around
  • Schedule
  • Risk profile
  • Executive activity
  • Office changes
  • Major events
  • Travel
  • Sensitive meetings

Programs are designed to reduce risk over time. They do not guarantee a specific security outcome.

Detail

What drives a program schedule

  • A regular schedule

    Monthly, quarterly or annual inspections of defined environments.

  • Risk profile

    The sensitivity of your information and the exposure of your people.

  • Executive activity

    Leadership changes, public visibility and high-stakes periods.

  • Office changes

    Moves, renovations, new tenants and contractor access.

  • Major events

    Investor days, conferences and off-site sessions.

  • Travel

    Hotels, temporary offices and private aviation.

  • Sensitive meetings

    Board sessions, negotiations and transactions.

  • Documentation

    A continuous record of what was inspected and when.

Process

How a program is built

  1. 01

    Initial assessment

    A baseline inspection of the environments that matter most.

  2. 02

    Program design

    An agreed schedule based on your risk profile, calendar and environments.

  3. 03

    Scheduled inspections

    Recurring inspections carried out discreetly on the agreed cadence.

  4. 04

    Event-driven inspections

    Additional inspections before key meetings, events and travel.

  5. 05

    Reporting

    Confidential documentation after every inspection.

  6. 06

    Annual review

    A review of the program itself, adjusted as your organization changes.

Credentials

Licensed. Professional. Accountable.

ICUnit is built on a licensed professional foundation. Every engagement is led under the credentials below, and every credential is verifiable.

About our founder
  • Canadian Armed Forces Veteran

  • Licensed Private Investigator — Ontario PSISA

  • MESA RF Certified

  • TSCM Certified

FAQ

Questions clients ask

Answers from a Licensed PI and TSCM-Certified specialist.

How often should inspections happen?
There is no single answer. Frequency depends on the sensitivity of your information, how often your environments change and how often high-stakes meetings take place. We recommend a schedule after the initial assessment.
Does a program guarantee we are protected?
No program can guarantee a security outcome. A recurring program reduces risk by keeping important environments under regular professional review and by documenting that review over time.
How is a program priced?
Pricing is determined by scope, environments, frequency, location and operational requirements, and is provided privately after consultation.
Confidential consultation

Discuss a corporate program.

Tell us which environments matter and how your year is structured. We will recommend a schedule.

Appointment only · Open daily 7 AM – 10 PM · Pricing is determined by scope, environment, location and operational requirements.