Practical, plain-English writing on physical security for Northern California facilities: what assessments cost, how to choose a consultant, and what California's security regulations actually require of you.
No product pitch, because there is no product to pitch. Just the questions real facility, risk, and operations leaders actually ask.
Published market ranges, the real cost drivers, and why a free assessment is rarely free.
Read → Cost & BuyingThe three questions that separate objective advice from a sales pitch, and what else to check.
Read → Cost & BuyingBoth will assess your security. Only one of them profits from the recommendation.
Read → California ComplianceThe workplace violence law is mostly an HR obligation. But a real part of it is physical.
Read → California ComplianceThe federal water law is mostly engineering. A real slice of it is physical security.
Read →No. Everything on this site, including articles that discuss laws like SB 553 or AWIA, is general information about the physical security side of these topics. It is not legal advice, not a compliance determination, and not a substitute for your own counsel or the relevant agency. Wittner Security Consultants does not certify or guarantee compliance with any regulation.
They are published by Wittner Security Consultants and grounded in Paul Wittner's decades of physical security experience. The focus is practical: what these topics mean for a real facility, written plainly, without the product pitch that usually accompanies "free" security content.
If an article brought you here, there is probably a building behind it. Tell Paul about it, and he will tell you honestly whether he is the right person to help.