Security Consulting Services Across Massachusetts
Security consulting gives a business an outside, expert read on its actual exposure — not a guard contract, but an assessment of what’s genuinely at risk and what level of protection makes sense for the property, the industry, and the budget, before you commit to guards, cameras, or a full security program.
Hub’s consultants draw on the same licensing and operational experience (License #LP0203L) that runs our guard and investigative divisions, so recommendations come from people who’ve actually staffed and managed security programs, not a generic checklist. We’re also upfront when a client doesn’t need what they called about — a lighter fix is sometimes the honest answer.
- ✓On-site walkthroughs to identify actual vulnerabilities, not assumed ones
- ✓Staffing-level recommendations matched to real risk, not a one-size package
- ✓Technology recommendations (cameras, access control, alarms) independent of any equipment vendor
- ✓Policy and procedure development for existing in-house security staff
- ✓A written report you can act on immediately or use to get competitive bids
An Independent Read, Not a Sales Pitch
Because our recommendations aren’t tied to selling you a specific equipment package, we can tell you honestly when a property needs more cameras and fewer guards, or the reverse. Some engagements end with us recommending a lighter program than the client expected — that’s a good outcome if it’s the right one.
Not Sure What Level of Security You Actually Need?
That’s exactly what a consultation is for. Tell us about the property and we’ll give you a straight answer.
Common Questions
Do you require us to hire your guards after a consultation? No — the consulting engagement stands on its own. Many clients do move forward with Hub afterward, but the recommendation isn’t contingent on it.
How long does a typical consulting engagement take? A single-property assessment often wraps in one to two weeks; a multi-site or complex program takes longer. We’ll scope the timeline with you up front.
Hub operates as a licensed Massachusetts private detective and watch guard agency, which means our consulting recommendations come from people who also staff and manage physical security programs day to day, not from a firm that only writes reports.
Every engagement ends with a written plan a client can act on immediately or hand to their own security team — not a slide deck full of generic best practices.
Engagements range from a single-day site assessment to an ongoing advisory relationship for a business managing multiple locations, and every recommendation is scoped to the client’s actual budget and risk tolerance rather than a one-size-fits-all package.
What a Hub Security Consulting Report Looks Like
Below is a shortened, fictional sample report in the same format our consultants deliver.
HUB SECURITY AND INVESTIGATIVE GROUP
Security Consulting Report — Sample (Fictional)
Client: Sample Office Park, LLC Date: 02/02/2026 Consultant: D. Reyes
Summary of Findings: Site review identified three recommendations: install a second camera covering the rear loading dock, add a keypad to the stairwell door currently propped during business hours, and revise the after-hours visitor sign-in process. Estimated cost and vendor options are included in the full report.
Recommendation: Address the rear loading dock and stairwell items within 30 days; visitor process can be updated immediately at no cost.
This is a fictional sample created to illustrate our reporting format — the client name and details shown are not real.
Every recommendation is tied to a specific, observed gap — not a generic checklist copied from one site to the next.