Security threats are no longer just a concern for large corporates or critical infrastructure. From commercial properties to logistics sites, schools, retail, and office spaces – vulnerabilities exist everywhere. And in many cases, business owners or facilities teams aren’t fully aware of the risks they’re carrying until it’s too late.
That’s where an independent, expert-led security risk assessment comes in.
Our physical and cyber security review
At Lexnis Risk and Cyber Security, we offer a focused 3-day physical and cyber security review, developed by our director, Craig Mason who has over 20 years’ experience in physical security and risk management. The aim? To give business leaders clarity, control, and confidence in their current security posture — and the steps needed to strengthen it.
“Security is everyone’s responsibility – but that only works when people know what to look out for”
“We created this review because many organisations have never had a proper joined-up security assessment. They’re relying on inherited systems, siloed teams, or outdated procedures. Our process brings fresh eyes and experience to highlight what’s working, what isn’t, and what to do next.” – Craig Mason, Director, Lexnis Risk and Cyber Security.
What is a security risk assessment?
A security risk assessment is a structured review of your organisation’s ability to prevent, detect, and respond to potential threats.
That includes reviewing:
- Physical access control and perimeter security
- Alarm and CCTV coverage
- Internal procedures and documentation
- Personnel risks, lone working, and shift-based access
- Cyber security basics: network setup, endpoint protection, staff awareness
- Emergency planning, incident response, and reporting
This is not a surface-level check. The Lexnis approach is practical, honest, and focused on identifying real risks in real environments.
What we cover in our 3-day review
We’ve designed the process to be efficient, thorough, and respectful of live operations.
Day 1: Site Engagement and Observation
We carry out a walkthrough of your site(s), meet key stakeholders, review policies, and observe operations to understand how your business functions and where the risks may sit.
Day 2: Threat Analysis and Evaluation
Using frameworks developed in-house, we assess the risks based on impact and likelihood, identifying vulnerabilities and blind spots across both physical and digital spaces.
Day 3: Reporting and Recommendation
We deliver a clear, written report with practical next steps, including:
- Identified risks categorised by severity
- Recommendations (both quick wins and long-term fixes)
- Optional briefing session with your senior team or key stakeholders
Why choose us?
Independent Insight
We don’t sell alarms, guarding, or hardware as part of this review. Our only focus is helping you understand your risks and plan ahead.
Expert-led and industry-aware
Craig and the team bring decades of operational and site-based experience so our recommendations are grounded in what actually works – not the theoretical best practice.
Time-efficient and scalable
Whether you’re a single-site business or part of a national portfolio, the 3 day review is structured to deliver value fast, within minimal distribution.
Supports compliance and board-level oversight
Our report helps your organisation due diligence, whether for insurances, regulators or internal audit trails.
We do assessments for businesses of all sizes including:
- Commercial sites and office buildings
- Organisations post-incident or breach
- New property acquisitions
- Leadership teams preparing for insurance renewal and growth
- Schools, healthcare sites, event venues and multi-site businesses
- Councils and government organisations
Let’s talk about risk – before your business has to respond to one
A security risk isn’t always obvious – until it’s exposed. Our 3-day review gives you a chance to look at your business clearly, with expert support and actionable outcomes.
If you’d like to speak to Craig or the team about how it works, we’re happy to arrange an introductory call.
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