MODERN COMPANIES THROUGH THE PRISM OF A MODERN SECURITY CONCEPT

Abstract

In today’s conditions of rapid technological progress and the increasingly emphasized need to monitor modern business, it becomes practically unimaginable without an adequate security concept, which will guarantee dealing with a large number of threats, risks and dangers. Threats aimed at companies and especially those that belong to the group of critical infrastructures as one of the most dangerous threats, but also the large number of security threats caused by social deviations, pandemics, natural disasters, technical-technological breakdowns, human errors, technical deficiencies, not the appropriate education etc. they are also slowly changing the concepts of company security. On the other hand, if we take into account the complexity and dynamic development of the information sector, which is so complex from the point of view of identifying threats and weaknesses. Hence, the strategy of every serious company in the security segment should be built on the basis of the basic principles for dealing with threats, dangers and risks, which implies a wider obligation, first of all, of the management, but also of all stakeholders in the security system. It represents a complex structure of mutual relations and processes that penetrates into the sphere of multidisciplinary application of a large number of experts. Following business interests on the one hand and the possible direct negative impact on security on the other, which can lead to a fatal outcome on the profitability and sustainability of the company’s core business but also on the wider social interest, undoubtedly requires a systematic approach by all management levels. At the same time, it represents a permanent upgrade of work programs and procedures, the role of company intelligence, the development and application of advanced security equipment for protection, etc. Therefore, security departments and educated personnel need to be focused on multiple fields of the security system. Following the positive practices of a large number of successful companies, this paper will present models for improving the security of the protected object through the implementation of several aspects: regulatory, organizational, structural, technical, etc., with a tendency to offer certain solutions and practical solutions that would improve and advance the existing security system of a modern company.

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