Compliance and Authority
Licensing posture, insurance awareness, authorization to act, business standing, and scope clarity.
Methodology
Published review criteria for security decisions.
Denver Security Review evaluates security organizations through a documented framework designed for business owners, agency leaders, and professional service buyers.
Scoring Framework
Weighted criteria keep the review consistent.
Documentation Quality
Case notes, incident records, timelines, evidence references, supervisory review, and defensible recordkeeping.
Confidentiality and Ethics
Information handling, professional boundaries, conflict controls, sensitive-client procedures, and conduct standards.
Client Communication
Intake clarity, expectation setting, escalation paths, status updates, final reporting, and decision-ready summaries.
Evidence and Incident Handling
Collection discipline, preservation notes, chain-of-custody awareness, retention practices, and report consistency.
Professional Reputation
Operational maturity, leadership accountability, complaint responsiveness, training cadence, and industry participation.
Review Sequence
How a review moves from intake to publication.
- Eligibility check and category assignment
- Document request and source review
- Operational interview or clarification request
- Scoring, evidence notes, and findings summary
- Correction window before public recognition or profile publication