Survey: Many Churches Neglect Screening Youth Workers

Griff-CPP »

Mon Dec 03, 2007 11:35 am Agree: 0   Disagree: 0

All Houses of Worship face security challenges. And when things change, a church must be aware that threats vulnerabilities will change also. To offset threat and vulnerability, countermeasures should be implemented as soon as possible. Those interested in a free Vulnerability / Risk Assessment, specifically designed for churches should check out www.surveyessentials.com.

The vulnerability assessment program is basically divided into two sections. The first section goes through a series of security related questions (18 sections). Once you’ve answered the questions, the program plots out an area chart representing your security posture. The second section branches off into probability and impact of user defined loss events. Here also, when completed, you get a probability / impact chart to help conceptualize and prioritize security related improvements. With both sections of the assessment program completed, the final reports provide a good picture of the different vulnerabilities they have, the probability of an associated loss event and the related impact if it occurs. As a result the user will hopefully start preparing for the security improvements.

The program comes with a user guide. Again it is free for anyone interested in using it. To download a free copy of the House of Worship Vulnerability Assessment Program, and links to other free resources to help improve House of Worship security, with no obligation, visit www.surveyessentials.com . Now is the best time to start the vulnerability assessment – right after an incident.

Sincerely,

John Griffey, CPP
Founder and MGRM
SurveyEssentials.com
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