REAL SECURITY
BUILDS COMPANIES

If your company is not spending on security, you’re losing money.

What if your company’s leadership looked at the dollars required to protect your business as an investment in growth and success, not just business continuity?

What kind of security would it take?

REAL SECURITY

REAL SECURITY
IS A REAL BUSINESS
ASSET.

Because it provides real business returns.

IT HAS DIFFERENT DELIVERABLES

Real security protects against threats, but must also create conditions for your business to move forward with confidence.

Real security provides solutions that are different in how they’re delivered, how they educate, the business problems they solve and the business opportunities they awaken.

Real security makes your business better off in bigger, more enduring, more human ways.

Real security is not 100% security. There’s no such thing.

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OUR NAME
IS SUSSMAN.
REAL SECURITY
IS OUR BUSINESS

We are experts in cybersecurity, infrastructure security, physical security and KYC due diligence security.

Our experts have legendary backgrounds, from the Pentagon to national security and intelligence agencies.

When they apply their expertise to securing your company, think of them as securocrats in the service of your growth.

Because that’s what real security will do for your company.

WHO WE DEVELOPED REAL SECURITY FOR

For businesses and their shareholders who view security as more than a compliance box to be ticked, but an opportunity to be seized.

An opportunity to be better and do better. Our clients are

• Funds, owners and investors who focus on Infrastructure
• Infrastructure operators
• Construction and engineering companies

OUR CLIENTS ON REAL SECURITY

“With Sussman you’re preventing the problem rather than letting the problem happen. Then you’re just fighting insurance companies.”

“Sussman has an innovative product.”

“I didn’t seek other bids because I thought the value of what Sussman was offering was more important than just the price.”

“I still have their incident management guidebook.”