In a challenging economic climate, employers are increasingly concerned about protecting the things that they value from the risks posed by employees.

Strengthening existing vetting controls is too slow, too intrusive and too expensive, and fails to address risks that may arise once an employee has made it through the front door. 

Only by taking a risk-based, ‘whole-of-employment’ approach — with checks tailored to individual employees as they join and advance through an organisation — can employers achieve a better balance between more effective and efficient protection on the one hand, and less intrusion and lower cost on the other.