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Physical security consulting, project management, and risk assessment.

Most physical security firms show up with a product to sell. We show up to consult. SAINT leads physical security as a consulting and project-management practice — risk assessments, policy development, vendor-neutral system design, and deployment oversight — with a specialty in critical infrastructure environments. When deployment is needed we lead vendor selection and project-manage installation; we’re not box-pushers.
Risk assessments (ASIS / CPTED / NIST 800-82 aligned)
Policy development for access, surveillance, incident response
End-to-end project management (RFP → vendor → deployment → handoff)
Critical infrastructure focus — utilities, healthcare, manufacturing, municipal
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How we work

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Frameworks + vendor experience

We’re vendor-agnostic on hardware and platforms — frameworks first, then the system that fits. References below are the frameworks we work to and a sample of the platforms our team has deployed and operated. We support most major vendor environments and adapt to what you already run.

Frequently asked

Do you install cameras?+
Our core practice is consulting, project management, policy, and risk assessment. When deployment is part of the engagement, we lead vendor selection and project-manage installation through commissioning and handoff. We use licensed installers (employed or sub-contracted) — your engagement is with us; we own the outcome.
Do I have to buy a specific vendor?+
No. We’re vendor-neutral. We have working experience with Verkada, Salient, Avigilon, Honeywell, Genetec, Hanwha and others. We recommend the platform that matches your environment, footprint, integration needs, and budget — not what we resell.
What does a critical-infrastructure engagement look like?+
Risk assessment scoped to your sector (NIST 800-82 for OT environments, AWIA for water systems, NERC CIP physical safeguards for power, HIPAA physical safeguards for healthcare), documented threat model, policy development, vendor RFP, deployment oversight, and post-deployment compliance evidence. We coordinate with your safety, compliance, and engineering teams.
Can you write our physical security policy?+
Yes. Standalone policy work — access control, surveillance + retention, incident response, visitor management — is one of our most-requested engagements. Outcome is a board-ready, auditor-friendly policy set tailored to your operation, not a template library handoff.
What's the typical engagement?+
Risk assessment + documented report: ~7–14 business days. Policy development: 2–4 weeks. Vendor RFP and selection support: 3–6 weeks. Deployment project management runs the duration of the install — typically 4–16 weeks depending on scope. Larger critical-infrastructure projects are scoped individually.
Do you do physical security in Lincoln and Omaha?+
Yes. Lincoln is a 15–20 minute drive from Hickman (Haymarket, downtown, south Lincoln lots). Omaha-metro — Aksarben, West Omaha, Bellevue/Papillion yards — is about an hour up I-80, scheduled on-site. No Lincoln or Omaha storefront. Hubs: /locations/lincoln-ne and /locations/omaha-ne.

Lincoln & Omaha — how this actually shows up locally

  • Haymarket suites and south-Lincoln lots — assessment first.

    Lincoln physical work is clinic privacy rooms, Haymarket storefronts, and relocatable jobsite cameras. Same Hickman team that runs the network. No Lincoln showroom.

    Lincoln, NE hub
  • Aksarben offices, West Omaha clinics, Bellevue yards.

    Omaha-metro is multi-site more often: an Aksarben HQ plus a Papillion warehouse. Walkthroughs before camera spend. Suburbs are service area, not branch offices.

    Omaha, NE hub
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Ready to see where you stand?

A short call, an honest assessment, and a written plan. No pressure to switch providers if you’re already in good hands.