BPSS Screening

The importance of BPSS screening

BPSS screening is important for organisations for several reasons:

Security: BPSS screening helps to ensure that employees, contractors, and vendors do not pose a security risk to the organisation and its assets. This is particularly important for organisations that handle sensitive information or assets, such as government agencies, financial institutions, and healthcare providers. By identifying any potential risks before granting access, organisations can reduce the risk of security breaches and safeguard their reputation.

Compliance: Some industries and government agencies are required by law to carry out BPSS screening as part of their compliance obligations. Failure to comply with these obligations can result in significant fines and damage to reputation. BPSS screening helps organisations to meet their legal obligations and demonstrate compliance with industry standards.

Reputation: Implementing BPSS screening can help organisations to demonstrate their commitment to security and compliance. This can help to build trust with customers, investors, and other stakeholders. In today’s environment, where data breaches and cyber attacks are becoming increasingly common, it is essential for organisations to take steps to protect themselves and their stakeholders. 

BPSS checks from CI Screening

At CI Screening we investigate any period spent overseas that is greater than six months.

Conflict International has extensive global reach and local language capabilities, allowing us to rapidly return accurate international checks.

We use a variety of reliable and trusted sources to gather information for our screening reports, including government databases and industry-specific sources.

Our screening reports are also subject to a rigorous quality control process to ensure accuracy and completeness.