Schild | SecOps

Operation coverage

Schild supports a range of operation types across physical security, cybersecurity, and general workforce management.

Physical

Physical security operations

Alarm tests
Equipment inspections
Escorts
Lockups
Patrols
Perimeter checks
Posts
Transports

Cyber

Digital security operations

Compliance audits
Incident responses
Penetration tests
Phishing simulations
Vulnerability scans

General

Workforce management

Meetings
Shifts
Training sessions

Operations support personnel assignments, orders/tasks, location capture, and sensitivity levels

REPORTS

Consistency with every report.

When officer's complete assignments, Schild automatically generates multiple forms of reports. Whether working with clients to reduce incidents or bolster defenses, Schild's reports can help build client relationships and ensure readiness.

Perimeter Check

Site: Building A

SHIFT MANAGEMENT

Never miss your mark with Schild's ops.

Schild's operations are designed to give clarity and precision in the field with custom orders and tasks. When drafting ops, you can select predefined tasks or craft your own-so your officers know exactly what to do, where, and when.

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Red engagements

Purple engagements

Blue engagements

AUTOMATIC ASSIGNMENTS

Coordination overhead? Schild's got you covered.

Schild connects personnel availability and user approvals to automatically and randomly assign personnel. Just fill in the target attendees and schedule. If you want manual override, you can do that too.

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Patrol

Tomorrow, 22:00 - 06:00

Auto-assigning personnel…

DUPLICATION AND RECURRENCE

Reuse what works.

Duplicate successful operations with one click or set them to recur automatically. Whether it's daily patrols or monthly audits, create once and let Schild handle the rest.

How to start scheduling

Get your operations running in four simple steps

1

Add an op

Create your operation with parameters like weapon requirements and start and end.

2

Request completion

Assign personnel manually or let automated assignments find qualified candidates.

3

Personnel accept

Assigned personnel review details and accept.

4

Completion

Personnel check in, complete tasks, check out and submit reports, all in Schild.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about Schild's operations

Yes. Schild has dedicated engagements built-in. Most operations can be part of red, purple, or blue team engagements.

Personnel set their own availability through their profiles. When creating operations, you can manually assign personnel or use automated assignments. Schild checks availability, qualifications, and office, then randomly selects eligible candidates to meet your target. Assignments continue automatically until the operation is fully staffed. At any time you can add or remove assignments up until fifteen minutes before the scheduled start.

No. Automatic assignment of personnel-salaried or hourly-is capped at 40 hours a week. Any time beyond that must be manually assigned.

Operation scheduling is designed to give you control and flexibility. If your agreements entail regular protection over a time period, recur operations. You can always cancel in advance as needs evolve.

They have to communicate it to an administrator at least fifteen minutes before the scheduled start to fill the slot with someone else. Personnel cannot decline assignments after accepting them.

Each operation includes all the details necessary to independently complete assignments: site locations with maps, tasks or orders to complete, required equipment, and any other special requirements. Personnel can view all operation details before and during.

Some extra coordination might be required in advance like using a specified company vehicle, or company owned firearm, but it shouldn't be problematic.

In order to protect personnel Schild blocks visibility to some data, regardless of permissions and clearance, until a time requirement is met. Some things can be monitored in real-time, though, like the statuses of personnel transporting assets.

Every completed assignment generates a unique report. A lockup with two personnel assigned will give you two lockup reports. Personnel can also report incidents and submit Special Incident reports-extraordinary incidents possibly involving backup, law enforcement, or emergency services.

SecOps Management