For Projects
Six disciplines,
from concept
to handover.
Threat and risk analysis, CPTED, protective design, hostile vehicle mitigation, systems assurance, and design management. Embedded from concept stage, structured around the decision at hand, traceable to built form.
Services
What each discipline delivers
01 Security Risk & Threat Analysis Threat assessments grounded in our proprietary databases and HB167-aligned methods. The output is a decision instrument: priority scenarios, defensible risk positions, and design implications your team can act on. 02 Place-Based Safety CPTED that works inside the design process. We translate crime data, sightlines, and movement patterns into spatial decisions architects can implement, producing safer places that people want to be in. 03 Protective Design Blast, HVM, and ballistic protection engineered to the specific threat, not selected from a catalogue. Performance specifications your structural engineers can design to, traceable to their threat justification. 04 Hostile Vehicle Mitigation Vehicle security strategy calibrated from the vehicle-as-a-weapon taxonomy published in Crime Science. Threat basis, vulnerability in context, and performance requirements — not product schedules. 05 Systems & Assurance Security requirements that are traceable, testable, and audit-ready at every design gate. We embed assurance from the earliest stages so outcomes are demonstrated, not merely intended. 06 Design & Management We sit in your design meetings, mark up your drawings, and present security recommendations as design-compatible options with trade-offs. Security resolved in design, not discovered in construction.
For design teams
Bidding with a prime or architect?
Most Core42 engagements arrive through design teams. If you're assembling a bid or need a security discipline inside your programme, start here.
Reference guides
Commissioning guidance for project teams
What good looks like, what to specify, and how to evaluate what you receive.
Talk to a principal
Thirty minutes with a principal to work out whether the project needs us.