MN-1 PROFESSIONAL SECURITY ASSESSMENT
Practical security assessments. Documented findings. Clear next steps.
A considered look at your facility, its procedures, and the gaps that matter—turned into priorities you can act on.
Request an AssessmentSee the processWHY BRIMSTONE
Brimstone Security Operations LLC is a Utah-based security assessment and advisory business led by Michael A. Codispoti. Michael's background includes security work across corporate, government, industrial, and public-facing environments.
That experience informs a straightforward approach: understand how a site operates, document supported concerns, and recommend improvements that fit the client's priorities.
A defined scope, evidence-supported findings, clearly stated limitations, and recommendations you can discuss and track. BSO distinguishes observed conditions from unverified concerns and puts practical decisions at the center of the report.
MN-1 PROFESSIONAL SECURITY ASSESSMENT
A human-led physical-security assessment supported by BSO's MN-1 workflow. Technology supports the assessor's professional judgment. It does not independently determine whether a facility is secure, manufacture findings, or replace human review. Observations and evidence inform the findings, and reports receive human review before release. It examines agreed areas such as access control, camera coverage, perimeter conditions, visitor procedures, and relevant policies through authorized observation and review.
Walkthroughs, client-approved interviews, selected document review, and expressly permitted evidence collection. Findings describe conditions observed during the assessment and the limits of the review.
This service does not include guard coverage, continuous monitoring, penetration testing, active scanning, exploitation, social engineering, physical bypass, covert surveillance, emergency response, remediation implementation, or engineering or code certification.
An assessment is not a guarantee of security, prevention of loss, or discovery of every weakness.
CONFIDENTIALITY & EVIDENCE
Security observations can reveal sensitive details about a facility. The MN-1 workflow is offline-first, with evidence captured and handled locally during the assessment and released through a controlled delivery process.
Collection follows written authorization and approved methods. Unnecessary personal information is avoided, and unrelated sensitive details are redacted where practicable.
Assessment evidence is kept in encrypted local storage with restricted access. Handling records and integrity verification help identify changes and support traceability. These checks do not promise forensic admissibility or immunity from compromise.
Reports undergo quality and integrity checks before delivery to agreed recipients through the agreed secure channel. Raw evidence is supplied only as expressly agreed. External cloud or AI processing of client evidence requires prior written approval.
Evidence methods, recipients, delivery arrangements, and retention requirements are established for the engagement. Sensitive assessment evidence belongs in the subsequently agreed secure channel.
BRIMSTONE EXTERNAL THREAT INDEX (BETI) / PRE-VISIT CONTEXT REVIEW
The Brimstone External Threat Index (BETI) brings relevant surrounding threat and crime context into assessment planning alongside the facility's operating conditions and concerns.
Relevant authoritative sources—such as official law-enforcement crime statistics, public agency advisories, and government incident information—are reviewed with their dates, geographic coverage, and limitations in mind. Availability and reporting quality vary by area.
Area crime data alone does not establish a weakness at your facility. A facility finding requires site-specific support within the agreed scope. Broader context helps frame questions and priorities; it does not label a business, neighborhood, or individual as unsafe.
THE APPROACH
Each engagement begins with defined boundaries and ends with findings reviewed for clarity and practical use.
Intake, pre-visit review, and a signed agreement establish the site, activities, and assessment window.
Review the agreed areas onsite. Collect approved photographs and evidence relevant to the assessment.
Receive documented findings, priorities, a 30/60/90-day plan, and a briefing. Reports undergo quality checks before secure delivery.
ONE-TIME ASSESSMENTS
Size is a starting point. Site complexity and your objectives determine eligibility, confirmed during scope review.
01 / ESSENTIAL
$1,500one-time
02 / COMPREHENSIVE
$2,750one-time
03 / ADVANCED
$4,500starting at · one-time
Every assessment includes intake, evidence review, report quality checks, and secure delivery. Comprehensive replaces Essential's onsite and briefing limits. Assessments do not guarantee protection or exhaustive discovery.
ONGOING SUPPORT
Scheduled onsite security reviews and ongoing advisory support. Each plan covers one previously assessed site and follows a separately purchased baseline assessment.
Monthly progress call, action-tracker update, and up to 2 total remote service hours.
One monthly onsite follow-up up to 2 hours, progress summary, and up to 2 remote service hours.
One monthly onsite follow-up up to 4 hours, progress summary, selected procedure review, and up to 4 remote service hours.
Remote hours include meetings, review, and correspondence; unused hours expire monthly. Full reassessments are quoted separately. These plans provide scheduled support, without continuous monitoring, guard coverage, or emergency response.
PLANNING DETAILS
Standalone follow-up: $450 for up to 2 onsite hours and a short written update. Additional consulting: $175/hour, approved in writing. Additional sites, full reassessments, and additional policy review require a written quote.
Assessments: 50% deposit, with the balance due within 15 days of final delivery. Salt Lake County travel is included; travel elsewhere is quoted beforehand.
Monthly plans are paid in advance and allow cancellation on 15 days' written notice, with earned fees and refunds handled under the agreement.
SAMPLE DELIVERABLE
A fictional MN-1 Professional Security Assessment report excerpt. Every site, observation, evidence reference, and risk rating below is invented for illustration. It is not a customer report.
The fictional review identified an inconsistency in visitor record completion. The priority is to clarify the existing procedure, assign responsibility, and verify that it is followed during normal operations. This limited example does not assess the facility's overall security.
F-001 / VISITOR RECORD COMPLETENESS
Site manager assigns a procedure owner and approves the revised checkout step. Completion evidence: approved procedure and named owner.
Procedure owner briefs relevant personnel and samples records weekly. Completion evidence: briefing record and documented checks.
Site manager reviews consistency and resolves recurring gaps. Completion evidence: review summary and any corrective actions.
Actual reports reflect the agreed scope and supported evidence and include an executive summary, findings, evidence index, priorities, limitations, recommendations, and a briefing.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?
The service journey after a request is received. Intake expresses interest; written scope and authorization come before assessment activity.
Describe your site and assessment preferences.
Confirm objectives, site complexity, boundaries, and package eligibility.
Review pricing, deliverables, and any quoted extras or travel.
Sign the MSA and SOW and document permitted activities and required consents.
Review pre-visit information and relevant authoritative surrounding context.
Agree the visit window, access arrangements, and delivery schedule.
Complete the authorized onsite observations and evidence collection.
Receive the reviewed findings and 30/60/90-day recommendations through the agreed channel.
Discuss priorities, report limitations, and practical next steps.
START WITH YOUR SITE
Build a request draft for scope review. Your selections express preferences; the signed agreement establishes the final price, scope, and authorization.
PRIVACY NOTICE v1.0 · LOCAL INTAKE · UPDATED OCTOBER 6, 2026
The form asks for company and contact details, business email, role, site addresses, approximate size, operating hours, selected services, and areas of concern. In this version, entries are used in your browser to calculate a planning estimate and create a downloadable request draft. The form does not transmit its contents to BSO or a signature provider, or automatically store them in browser storage. Request review, acknowledgment consent, and the entered signer name remain local. Digital signing and submission are disabled.
The downloaded unsigned draft contains your entered assessment and contact details. No provider signature or received-request confirmation is created. Keep it secure and share it only through an appropriate agreed channel. Anyone with access to that file may be able to read it. Avoid using a shared device for sensitive information.
The hosting service handles requests needed to display this website and may process technical information such as IP address, browser details, request times, and access information under its own policies. BSO has not added advertising trackers or marketing analytics to this version. The offline-first assessment workflow is separate from this hosted website.
Business contact and site information supplied to BSO will be used to respond to the request, review scope, prepare a quote, and coordinate a potential engagement. Assessment evidence and report handling are addressed separately in the signed agreement. Before direct intake or signature delivery is enabled, Privacy Notice v1.1 will describe the actual transmission, purposes, signature-provider role, document handling, retention practices, third-party processing, and privacy contact.
Please do not upload passwords, access codes, security plans, or sensitive incident records through this form. No upload feature is provided. For this review version, direct contact delivery is not connected; the intake draft is the available request preparation channel. Once an engagement exists, use your designated BSO contact for privacy or evidence-handling questions.
WEBSITE TERMS · UPDATED OCTOBER 6, 2026
This website describes MN-1 Professional Security Assessment services offered under the Brimstone Security Operations LLC name in Utah and helps prepare an assessment request. Browsing, choosing services, or downloading a request draft does not create a contract, reserve a visit, complete a purchase, or authorize work. No request is sent by the current form.
Displayed prices are planning information subject to package eligibility and written scope review. Advanced assessments start at $4,500; custom services require a quote. Monthly plans follow a separately purchased baseline assessment. Final pricing, expenses, applicable taxes, deliverables, permitted activities, and schedule are documented in the signed agreement and SOW.
MN-1 Professional Security Assessment is a scoped physical-security review and advisory service, not guard coverage, penetration testing, emergency response, engineering or code certification, or a guarantee of security. Findings depend on accessible areas, selected samples, supplied information, and conditions at the assessment date. The sample report is entirely fictional and must not be used as an assessment of a real facility.
The signed MSA and SOW govern each engagement. These website terms do not replace those documents or import draft contract liability provisions. The site makes no claim of licensing, professional certification, insurance coverage, or government endorsement. Brimstone Security Operations LLC is a Utah limited liability company.