29 November 2025

🇬🇧 Why Security Gaps Are Almost Always Human – and How Professional Firms Close Them

Most security failures are not caused by systems —
they are caused by humans.

Not because people are incapable,
but because they are tired, overloaded, misinformed or unprepared.

Statistics show:
Over 70% of all incidents are linked to human factors —
in close protection, property security, events and high-value transport.

TSGW General Security therefore focuses on
people, structure and behaviour, not just equipment.

“The biggest security gap isn’t a device. It’s a second of distraction.”
— TSGW General Security Co. L.L.C.

Mistakes come from:

No one can stay fully alert for 12 hours —
unless they’re trained and supported.

✔ Intensive training
Scenario work, stress drills, real-case simulations.

✔ Clear processes
Checklists and fixed routines reduce chaos.

✔ Defined team roles
No one carries all responsibility.

✔ Communication protocols
Precise codes and briefing structure.

✔ Rotation & rest
Fatigue is one of the biggest risk factors.

✔ Mental resilience
TSGW trains calmness, perception and tactical thinking.

• The one-second lapse
A quick distraction in a crowd.

• Miscommunication
A wrong command, wrong reaction.

• Routine dependence
Patterns attackers can predict.

• Misjudgment
“He looks harmless…”

Small mistakes, big consequences.

TSGW works under one assumption:
Mistakes will happen —
but they must not create damage.

Therefore:

Human + system = resilience.

Human error is inevitable —
but damage is preventable.

TSGW General Security builds structures that make teams
safer, smarter and more resilient.

“You can’t stop mistakes —
but you can stop the impact.”

💼 TSGW General Security – Human Factors. Resilience. Professional Operations.
📧 office@tsgw-gs.net