What to do, when to do it, and what comes next: security risk management from first concept to disposal, in one framework.
 
Most practitioners know the individual activities: risk assessments, security plans, design reviews, commissioning, handover, assurance. The hard part is sequencing them, knowing what each should produce, who owns it, what evidence should exist, and what happens next. That is the gap this guide fills.
 
The framework has 16 stages in five acts (Decide, Plan, Deliver, Transfer and Sustain), 12 decision gates and six return paths. It applies to a new project, an existing facility or a major change, and it is built to answer five questions about any of them: Where are we? What should already have been done? What should we be doing now? What evidence should exist? What happens next?
 
What's inside
The full 16-stage life cycle with gate guidance and return paths
Decision trees, checklists and worked examples for each act
A one-page diagnostic to establish where a project or facility actually sits, based on the evidence that exists
Appendices: security life-cycle checklist, Security Management Plan structures, treatment and action register, design-review and commissioning tools, handover guidance, gate pack and diagnostic worksheet
 
Who it is for
Security managers and consultants, project and facility managers, risk practitioners, designers, asset owners and client representatives who need a repeatable way to manage security from concept to operation.
 
Formats
A4 PDF and EPUB, delivered as a zip. Single-organization license. The free wall chart pack is the summary; this is the book behind it. Also available in print on Amazon.
 
Included in the SRMBOK Library at the Complete level. Compare Library plans.