🛡️ Sherlocked Security – Secure Facility Design Advisory
Architect Security into Every Brick and Byte
📄 1. Statement of Work (SOW)
Service Name: Secure Facility Design & Architectural Advisory
Client Type: Data Centers, Critical Infrastructure, Government Sites, Financial Institutions, R&D Labs
Service Model: Blueprint Advisory + Access Segmentation + Surveillance Optimization
Compliance Coverage: ISO/IEC 27001 Annex A.11, NIST SP 800-116, TIA-942-B, FICAM, CPTED Principles
Consultation Scope:
- Site & Perimeter Security Zoning
- Access Control Architecture Planning
- Guard Station & Security Layer Placement
- CCTV Layout & Coverage Modeling
- Emergency Egress & Fail-Secure Pathways
- Server Room & Equipment Isolation Design
- Visitor Flow and Escort Procedures
🧠 2. Our Approach (with Visual)
🏗️ Plan. Fortify. Validate. Optimize.
AI Visual Flow:
[Blueprint Collection] → [Threat Modeling] → [Zoning & Control Mapping] → [Surveillance Overlay] → [Red Team Scenario Simulation] → [Advisory & Hardening Plan]
Color Code:
- Architectural Zones: #263238
- Surveillance/CCTV: #1a237e
- Physical Controls: #4e342e
🧪 3. Methodology (with Visual)
[Review Floor Plans & Blueprints] → [Define Security Zones & Layers] → [Plan Access Paths & Controls] → [Map Surveillance + Blind Spots] → [Simulate Threats & Breaches] → [Provide Risk-Adaptive Design Recommendations]
Visual Flow Phases:
- 🏢 Facility Layout Review
- 🚪 Access Segmentation & Control
- 📷 Surveillance & Monitoring Planning
📦 4. Deliverables to the Client
- 🧭 Secure Architecture Blueprint Review
- 🗺️ Zone & Access Segmentation Diagram
- 📹 CCTV Coverage Overlay (with blind spot highlights)
- 🔐 Entry/Exit Control and Failsafe Design Plan
- 🧠 Security Layer Hardening Recommendations
- 🔄 Visitor & Emergency Access Flow Modeling
- 🧱 Design Gap Risk Assessment
- 🏆 Secure Facility Design Compliance Certificate (optional)
🤝 5. What We Need from You (Client Requirements)
- ✅ Current architectural blueprints (PDF/CAD)
- ✅ Security policy or requirements (if defined)
- ✅ List of sensitive zones or critical assets
- ✅ Surveillance & access control system details
- ✅ Information on staff/visitor entry volumes
- ✅ Engagement with site facility/security team
🧰 6. Tools & Technology Stack
- 📐 Architecture Tools: AutoCAD, Revit, Lucidchart
- 🧠 Threat Modeling: STRIDE, PASTA, MITRE PRE-ATT&CK
- 📹 Surveillance Planning: VMS Layout Analyzers
- 🔍 Gap Analysis: CPTED Guidelines, ISO/PCI/NIST frameworks
- 📊 Design Visualization: Power BI, Visio, custom overlays
- 🚨 Simulation Tools: Physical breach modeling tools
🚀 7. Engagement Lifecycle (Lead → Closure)
1. Blueprint Intake → 2. Security Zone Mapping → 3. Access & Surveillance Planning → 4. Threat Simulation → 5. Remediation Advisory → 6. Final Secure Design Blueprint → 7. Compliance Validation & Closure
🌟 8. Why Sherlocked Security? (Our USP)
| Feature | Sherlocked Advantage |
|---|---|
| 🏗️ Architect-Led Security | We blend security with real-world facility design |
| 📹 Surveillance-Centric Planning | Camera logic driven by blind spot analysis |
| 🔐 End-to-End Control Mapping | From perimeter to data center racks |
| 🧠 Threat Modeling Expertise | Red-team-driven simulation into blueprints |
| 📋 Compliance-Focused Design | Aligned with ISO, NIST, and CPTED standards |
📚 9. Real-World Case Studies
🏢 Data Center Segmentation Gap
Test: Review of planned construction
Finding: No logical segmentation between public lobby and rack rooms
Impact: Single-door failure could lead to high-value exposure
Fixes: Introduced buffer zones + biometric check zones
📷 CCTV Bottleneck Design Fix
Test: Analysis of main entry surveillance
Finding: Visitor entry lanes shared with staff egress path
Impact: No unique identification in footage
Fixes: Re-aligned lanes, split traffic zones, added dome cams
🛡️ 10. SOP – Standard Operating Procedure
- Intake of architectural and security documentation
- Review and define physical and functional zones
- Analyze access flows and threat scenarios
- Map surveillance coverage and highlight blind spots
- Recommend redesigns for controls and access hierarchy
- Simulate threat movement within layout
- Deliver annotated blueprints and action plan
- Optional: Revalidation after implementation
📋 11. Sample Secure Facility Design Checklist (Preview)
- Define physical security zones with role-based access
- Separate visitor, staff, and contractor flow paths
- Design access doors with failsafe and failsecure logic
- Ensure CCTV placement avoids blind spots
- Validate camera recording, retention, and alert capabilities
- Plan for surveillance overlap in high-risk zones
- Include emergency exit routing with access control logic
- Isolate sensitive equipment areas (server, telecom, HVAC)
- Design for physical security redundancy (double-door traps)
- Incorporate CPTED principles into exterior perimeter