Honest findings
We report what we find, not what you hoped to hear. A false sense of security is worse than none.
An office has a security team, a budget line and someone whose job this is. A condo building has a volunteer board, a manager with eleven other properties, and a lobby door that anyone can follow a resident through. Calibre exists for the second one.
A propped service door. A fob that was never deactivated when the unit sold. A lockbox on the side gate. A delivery driver who was given the code once and still has it. None of it appears in a minute book, and the board only hears about it after something is gone.
Our practice is the residential building assessment — condo, HOA and apartment — delivered as a document a volunteer board can act on. We also advise offices, government facilities and critical infrastructure, and the method is the same one. The person who scopes the work delivers it.
We report what we find, not what you hoped to hear. A false sense of security is worse than none.
Engagements are scoped and delivered by the same specialist. No bait and switch.
A board is not a security department. The report is written to be read at a board meeting, not decoded after it.
Strict NDAs and handling procedures on every engagement, without exception.
Findings ranked by how someone would actually use them, each carrying a price range — including the ones that cost nothing to fix.
We assess what the building does, not who lives in it or who visits. That holds in the assessment and in the rules we help boards write.
Calibre is founder-led, and the person you speak to on the scoping call is the person who walks your building and writes your report. Specialists are brought in by name for engagements that need them, and introduced before they attend.
Converged security specialist with global enterprise experience across physical and cyber domains. Guillem holds a Master's in Cybersecurity from New York University and previously held roles in Cybersecurity audit and Software Engineering at Goldman Sachs and Google respectively.