Know the Risk.
Own the Response.

Clear priorities and actionable plans. Know what to fix first — so disruption doesn’t become downtime.

Veteran-Owned

Led by a U.S. Army Special Forces veteran with 20+ years of operational experience.

Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB)

Threat-Informed

We assess real-world risks & operating constraints

Clear Priorities

Actionable roadmap with owners and timelines

Vendor-Agnostic

Unbiased standards and acceptance criteria

Closure Support

Implementation oversight + readiness check-ins

Three Ways We Engage

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Threat Vulnerability & Risk Assessments

A threat-informed assessment that identifies vulnerabilities and delivers clear priorities, so you know what to address first.

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Right-Sized Continuity Planning

A practical continuity plan built for real-world disruptions, so critical functions keep running or recover quickly when things go sideways.

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Implementation Oversight

We help you close the gaps, coordinating vendors and tracking progress so improvements get completed and maintained.

How it works

Your path to readiness

Clear outputs. Clear priorities. Real follow-through.

Phase 01 Assess
Phase 02 Plan
Phase 03 Implement
Phase 04 Maintain

What we do

Deliverables

Our Work

What We Deliver

Grey Group has supported faith-based organizations, nonprofits, and NGOs across the United States and internationally — delivering assessments, continuity plans, and implementation oversight to organizations that had no formal security posture before the engagement. Every client leaves with a scored risk register, a prioritized roadmap, and a plan their team can actually execute.

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Founder

Who's Behind This

Justin McAllister founded Grey Group after 20 years in the U.S. Army — working in intelligence analysis, operations planning, and sensitive activities across complex, high-stakes environments on multiple deployments.

He built this firm around a straightforward premise: faith-based organizations, nonprofits, and NGOs face real security threats and carry a genuine duty of care to the people they serve, but they've been consistently priced out of professional guidance. Grey Group exists to close that gap.

Every engagement is led by Justin directly. No junior staff. No subcontracted assessors. The expertise you're hiring is the expertise that shows up.

U.S. Army Special Forces (Ret.) 20 Years Service SDVOSB-Certified CPD · IPM

Questions

Your Questions, Answered

A structured physical security evaluation across seven domains — perimeter and access control, doors and structural security, lighting, camera and detection systems, security operations, emergency preparedness, and cybersecurity basics. You receive a professional findings report and a scored risk register with prioritized mitigations. No filler, no 400-page binder.

A Phase I site assessment typically takes one to two days on-site, with the full report and risk register delivered within two weeks. Continuity planning and TVRA engagements run four to six weeks depending on scope. Every engagement includes a defined timeline in the proposal before work begins.

Yes. Grey Group serves clients nationally and internationally. Most engagements involve one on-site visit; planning, oversight, and readiness maintenance are conducted remotely. Travel is billed at cost and detailed in every proposal.

Grey Group earns no commissions and maintains no financial relationships with security equipment vendors or service providers. Every recommendation is based solely on what your organization needs. When it's time to solicit vendors, we give you requirements — not a preferred supplier list.

Site security assessments start at $2,800. Full-scope Threat, Vulnerability & Risk Assessments (TVRA) for domestic organizations start at $6,500. NSGP grant preparation support is available as a follow-on engagement. Every proposal is fixed-fee and scoped to your organization — no open-ended billing.

Twenty to thirty minutes. You describe your organization, your current situation, and what's prompting the conversation. We'll ask a few clarifying questions and tell you honestly what engagement, if any, makes sense. No pressure, no pitch deck.

What's Next?

Here's how it starts - no commitment required.

Step 1

Schedule a Call.

Step 2

Discuss Your Situation.

Step 3

Receive a Proposal.

Step 4

Decide.

Get in touch

Start the conversation

Fill out the form below with a brief description of your organization and what's prompting the conversation. Expect a response within one business day.

20–30 minute intro call No pressure. No pitch. Response within one business day