Service S-11 · Report
Continuity of Operations (COOP) & Emergency Preparedness
Planning and operational support designed to help organizations maintain critical security and business functions during disruption. TESS integrates physical security considerations into preparedness, continuity and recovery planning.
- License class
- Agency-level planning / security support under B-1500005
- Typical window
- Project-based · preparedness, continuity and recovery phases
- Minimum post
- No fixed post - “we deploy systems” · scope based on organizational requirements
- Standard lead time
- Scheduled engagement · timeline established by project scope
- Deliverable
- COOP / preparedness documentation, continuity procedures, gap analysis, implementation recommendations
What you receive
Paper, not promises
Per engagement
COOP / preparedness documentation
The plan, written for the organization's critical functions.
Per engagement
Continuity procedures
What happens, in what order, and who owns each step when operations are disrupted.
Per engagement
Gap analysis
Where the organization's continuity and security planning falls short of what it needs.
Per engagement
Implementation recommendations
What to put in place first, and how.
Who buys this
Six kinds of client
01 Property & Facility Managers Preparedness and recovery planning for the properties under management. 02 Businesses Keeping critical security and business functions running through a disruption. 03 Communities & HOAs A continuity plan the association can adopt and rehearse. 04 Hospitality Properties Continuity planning for properties that stay occupied through a disruption. 05 Critical Operations Physical security built into the continuity plan for critical operations. 06 Organizations Requiring Continuity Planning A scheduled engagement with a timeline set by the scope.
Often paired with
Related services
S-13 Security Program Development The wider program the continuity plan sits inside. S-10 Hurricane, Emergency & Disaster Response Pre-event, emergency and recovery security when the disruption is a storm. S-12 Protective Intelligence, Risk & Vulnerability Assessment (RVTA) A written read of the exposure the continuity plan has to survive.
Questions we actually get
Before you call
Is this a security post?
No. There is no fixed post: the engagement is project-based, and its scope is based on the organization's requirements.
What do we get at the end?
COOP and preparedness documentation, continuity procedures, a gap analysis and implementation recommendations.
How long does it take?
It is a scheduled engagement, and the timeline is established by the project scope.