Many platforms can manage audits, events, risks or action plans.

Fine.

 

But they then need to be configured to fit the reality of your aviation security system.

 

STRACKLE works the other way around.

 

It is built around the elements that define an AVSEC management system (regulatory requirements, controls, audits, events, non-conformities, corrective actions, training, equipment, deadlines, evidence and responsibilities, ...) and, above all, around the relationships between them.

 

A change in AVSEC regulations?

 

It is integrated, structured and directly linked to everything it affects.

No detours.
No disruption to everything else.

 

One discipline. Less noise. More consistency.

 

In a platform combining security, safety, occupational health and safety, quality and environmental management, the same words can mean very different things.

 

An event is not always the same kind of event.
A control is not always the same kind of control.

 

When everything is brought together, everything eventually starts to overlap.

 

STRACKLE deliberately keeps its domain focused.

AVSEC means AVSEC.

 

When the general-purpose platform goes down, who manages aviation security?

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Centralising every critical business function in a single system may sound appealing.​

 

Until that system becomes unavailable.

Then the tools used to manage safety, occupational health and safety, quality and aviation security all become unavailable at the same time.

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And while the entire organisation waits for the system to come back online...

who is managing AVSEC compliance?

 

STRACKLE takes a different approach:

specialisation also means separation.

 

Your aviation security management system does not depend on the availability of a platform supporting every other critical function.

 

Separation is a form of resilience.