RISK360 won gold at the Security Products magazine ‘Govie’ Awards as an outstanding new software product in April 2012
RISK360 helps reduce costs by streamlining incident reporting, case management and risk mitigation

G4S Secure Solutions (USA) Inc., the nation’s leading security company, recently announced the national release of RISK360, its award-winning incident and case management software.

Developed by G4S in collaboration with customers who wanted a better way to expose and mitigate risk, RISK360 helps reduce costs by streamlining incident reporting, case management and risk mitigation while also improving business performance.

“As a scalable, cloud-based platform, RISK360 solves incident capture, storage, reporting and investigation needs,” said Brian McCabe, G4S Chief Business Development Officer. “It’s an intuitive, easily implemented tool that anyone in your organization can use.”

Launched on a limited basis in November 2011, RISK360 won gold at the Security Products magazine ‘Govie’ Awards as an outstanding new software product in April 2012. In September 2012, RISK360 will be showcased at this year’s ASIS International 58th Annual Seminar and Exhibits in Philadelphia where G4S’s resident experts will explain how the system can help identify and mitigate hidden risks.

“RISK360 has been hugely successful for early adopters,” said McCabe. “Other tools available are expensive, difficult to learn and not easily customised across different industries. RISK360 changes that by simplifying risk management, providing powerful incident tracking, case management, investigative, and reporting tools.”

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