OVERVIEW
National security is about as serious as it gets. Between the highly complex mesh of agencies, organisations, and industry suppliers and the closely guarded classified data and networks that support them, it can be overwhelming to keep your finger on the pulse.
Why Anchoram?
We assist DISP members to meet their ongoing DISP membership obligations and requirements including ongoing advisory, reporting, and maintaining security requirements for clearance holders.
We also offer ongoing support to DISP members through Anchoram’s Security Officer as a Service (SOaaS) offering. This assists DISP members to meet their ongoing DISP membership obligations and requirements and includes:
- advisory services to maintain membership
- assessment and/or investigation into and reporting for fraud and other security incidents
- annual reporting
- monitoring security trends and issues on your behalf
- maintaining personnel security requirements for security clearance holders.
Sector-Specific Services
Assisting DISP members to meet their ongoing DISP membership obligations and requirements.
Governments have raised their standards. Does your solution make the cut?
Defence requires assurance from their industry partners to manage security risks. Do you need DISP accreditation?
Service LEAD
Craig Petrie CSC
Lead Partner
Integrated Security
Craig is sought after for his whole of security approach to protective security. With an extensive career in military and law enforcement security, he is internationally qualified and recognised for his service. Having been the Security Manager for a key national security agency he brings a deep understanding of security threats and risks to his clients.
As Lead Partner Integrated Security, Craig leads multi-disciplinary teams in the delivery of security risk management services to clients in government and industry. Experienced in a range of security compliance frameworks he is able to assist clients in meeting security obligations, and uplift their security across the cyber, personnel, and physical policy security domains ensuring organisations and their stakeholders are better protected.
