What SilverPoint Shield™ Is — and What It Is Not

Clear boundaries matter. This page exists to define them.

SilverPoint Shield™ exists to help private security companies gain clarity around profit that is not fully visible on the P&L — even in well-run operations.

Because the work sits between finance, operations, and administration, it is often misunderstood or misclassified.

This page defines exactly what SilverPoint Shield™ is — and just as importantly, what it is not.

What SilverPoint Shield™ Is

  • A profit-discipline process.
    SilverPoint Shield™ focuses on identifying, verifying, and reducing structural profit pressure that does not always appear clearly on the P&L.
  • Measurement-first.
    The process begins with observation and verification before any conclusions are drawn. Nothing proceeds without clarity.
  • Financially focused.
    The work centers on the P&L itself — how profit behaves, where pressure accumulates, and whether the aggregation is meaningful.
  • Non-disruptive.
    SilverPoint Shield™ does not require changes to staffing, scheduling, coverage, or day-to-day operations to begin.
  • Owner-controlled.
    Every step is optional. Nothing moves forward without the owner’s consent.

What SilverPoint Shield™ Is Not

  • Not a consulting engagement at the outset.
    The Shield Check™ itself is not consulting. It does not involve recommendations,
    implementation plans, or advisory mandates. It is a factual assessment designed
    to determine whether further validation is warranted.
  • Not fee-based consulting.
    There are no consulting fees associated with any stage of the SilverPoint Shield™ process.
    Advice, when provided, follows verification and is part of a structured financial review —
    not a billable consulting engagement.
  • Not payroll processing or HR.
    SilverPoint Shield™ does not replace payroll providers, HR teams,
    or administrative systems, and does not perform payroll or personnel functions.
  • Not cost-cutting.
    SilverPoint Shield™ is not about reducing headcount, cutting services,
    or squeezing operations. Its focus is on understanding and relieving
    structural profit pressure — not making operational cuts.
  • Not a guarantee.
    No outcomes are promised. Some profit pressure can be reduced; some cannot.
    The purpose of the process is to measure first — before any conclusions are drawn.

Where the Shield Check™ Fits

The Shield Check™ is the first step in the SilverPoint Shield™ process.

It is a short, factual assessment designed to determine whether structural profit pressure may exist — and whether it is worth verifying further.

No recommendations are made during the Shield Check™.
No changes are required.
No obligation follows.

SilverPoint Shield™ provides measurement, clarity, and structured financial review. It does not provide legal, tax, insurance, or operational advice. Any decisions remain solely with the business owner.