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Sean Guiney - Director
Sean Guiney specialises in developing innovative and effective Security and Technology Integration strategies across a range of industries including Government, Corrections, Airports and Critical Infrastructure, Finance and Banking, and Corporate and Commercial entities.
With over 30 years’ experience in the security industry and 25 years’ experience in the Emergency Management Sector, Sean is greatly versed in design, construction and operational requirements. As such, his approach to projects is informed by his previous first-hand experience as a Client with strict operational requirements, an integrator trying to achieve the best integration solution, and a Consultant acting as the advocate for the Client’s needs.
Sean has extensive experience in providing security solutions to numerous organisations with very high security and regulated security requirements. This experience has been acquired over hundreds of projects with varying timeframes. Sean’s ability to adapt to these different types of projects and timeframes makes him invaluable to any Project Team. Furthermore, as a SCEC Security Zone Consultant, Sean has a deep technical knowledge and first-hand understanding of SCEC Security requirements and the requirements of the PSPF for government departments.
Brenna Guiney - Principal Consultant
Brenna Guiney is a Sociologist and a Security Consultant, and spearheads the Security Risk Management and Social Impact Consulting departments at ISP. Brenna holds a Bachelor of Arts (Sociology) from the University of Sydney, a Diploma of Security and Risk Management, is an active member of The Australian Sociological Association (TASA), the Crime and Governance Thematic Group and the International Association of Impact Assessment (IAIA).
Leading our Social Impact Department, Brenna utilises Applied Sociology to research, analyse, and inform social impacts that may result from changes – whether that be technological, security or environmental. Through specialised analyses, her work has the ability to reveal which individuals will be affected, how they will be affected, to what degree, and how we can better our solutions for the organisational goals of our clients.
Brenna’s research includes human interaction, stakeholder management and engagement, change management, social engagement with physical spaces, and social policy impacts on minority groups. Her Social Impact clients have ranged from leading universities and financial institutions to major government departments, with her work guiding key operational and policy strategies.
As a Security Consultant, Brenna has worked extensively with government, including in largescale infrastructure design projects, over 100 individual Security Risk Assessments, PSPF gap analyses for Federal Government agencies, and various reviews of Security Policies and Procedures across both State and Federal government departments.