D3’s virtual Security Operations Center (vSOC) is a series of integrated software modules for Incident Reporting, Guard Tour and Dispatch management. To maximize the effectiveness of data collection, the D3 Workflow module, Notifications feature and Analysis Reports engine each provide an effective means to take action upon the collected data.This latest post explores the practical applications for D3’s Workflow module.

After exploring Return on Investment (ROI) through reduced staffing requirements in Part 1 and reduced Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) through optimization in Part 2, this last post in my three part cost savings series will describe how to use D3’s virtual Security Operations Center (vSOC) solution to save money through intelligent deployment of other technologies.

My last blog post explained how D3’s virtual Security Operations Center (vSOC) can reduce field security personnel costs. While that post illustrated a 15% field staff reduction, most firms can cover the entire cost of a D3 vSOC platform with only a 3-4% staff reduction.In my second post of a three-part cost reduction series, I’ll explore two ways that D3’s vSOC can reduce costs among all personnel by optimizing processes.

D3’s virtual Security Operations Center (vSOC) Enterprise Security Management solution allows for management of security incidents, guard tour activities, post orders, dispatching, tasks, and more via desktop or Windows Mobile Device. Inclusion of mobile devices (“Mobile vSOC”) for field security personnel provides a means for many organizations to implement the entire D3 vSOC system at a net savings.