01 — NUCLEAR & CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE

Nuclear security consulting, physical protection & critical infrastructure solutions

Integrated security, technology, cybersecurity, regulatory, and operational-performance solutions for high-value, high-risk infrastructure.

EST. 2012NORTH AMERICA · EUROPE · MIDDLE EASTPHYSICAL · PROCEDURAL · ELECTRONICENGINEERED. TESTED. PROVEN.
Nuclear facility perimeter and reactor building at dusk
50+
NUCLEAR FACILITIES
SUPPORTED
20+
YEARS OF NUCLEAR
SECURITY EXPERIENCE
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NATIONAL REGULATORY
REGIMES WORKED UNDER
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INTEGRATED
ARCHITECTURE

Security is not a product. It is an architecture.

GSS analyzes physical, procedural, and electronic security as one interdependent system, then stays through implementation. Five layers, assessed together, indented here in the order an adversary meets them.

L1Physical
Barrier systemsAccess controlIntrusion detectionSurveillanceHardening
L2Procedural
Protective strategyResponse planningTrainingForce-on-forcePolicy & basis documentation
L3Technology
Secure wireless commsRapidly deployable IDSMonitoring & alarmsDrone programsSystems integration
L4Cyber
Risk-based controlsPenetration testingGovernanceThreat huntingIncident response
L5Performance
KPI developmentOptimizationLeadershipCultureContinuous improvement
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CAPABILITY
INDEX

Thirty pages, five families

Every capability resolves to its own crawlable URL with methodology, environments, and related-service links.

04
METHOD

Two directions of travel

STEP 01Controlled AreaApproach routes, standoff, and the outer boundary read the way an adversary reads them.
STEP 02Physical SecurityBarriers, delay, hardening, and detection measured against DBT capability.
STEP 03Electronic SecuritySensors, assessment, communications, and integration under real conditions.
STEP 04Procedural SecurityProtective strategy, response, complement, and the procedures that execute them.
STEP 05Vital AreasSabotage and area logic models resolved into candidate vital areas and target sets.
Eric F. Wilson, Founder of Global Security Solutions
05 — FOUNDER & LEGACY

Eric F. Wilson

FOUNDER, GLOBAL SECURITY SOLUTIONS

GSS was founded on thirty years of work that ran from special operations to the C-suite. The integrated approach the company practices today — physical, procedural, and electronic security analyzed as one system — came directly out of that career.

Wade Wilson leads GSS today as President. The standard the company was built on has not moved.

01MilitaryServed in two U.S. Special Operations units as an operator and explosives expert.
02Nuclear SecurityContributed to U.S. nuclear response strategy design and the explosive validation of barriers still in use today. Testified before Congress as a subject matter expert.
03ExecutiveVice President, then President and CEO within the world's largest security company, with 31 nuclear facilities reporting directly.
04Founded GSSEstablished GSS in 2012 to deliver security holistically rather than as isolated services.
Read the founder story
06 — LEADERSHIP TODAY
Wade Wilson, President of Global Security Solutions
Wade Wilson
PRESIDENT, GLOBAL SECURITY SOLUTIONS

Wade Wilson leads GSS as President, holding the company to the standard it was built on: security judged by what it actually delays, detects, and answers — not by what it satisfies on paper.

The same team, the same methodology, the same expectation of Best-in-Class. Continuity of leadership, not a change of direction.

FULL BIOGRAPHY AND LINKEDIN TO BE SUPPLIED
Who does the work

GSS is staffed by people who did this work before they did it for GSS — not consultants who studied it.

01Special OperationsFormer U.S. special forces operators who have run physical security and tactical response in the field — the standard the rest of the practice is measured against.
02Security Engineering & Executive LeadershipEngineers and executives who have held C-level roles running security programs at scale, before bringing that judgment to GSS engagements.
03Nuclear Regulatory — Cyber-PhysicalThe cyber-physical division is led by former U.S. NRC inspectors who authored the cybersecurity regulations U.S. nuclear plants operate under today.
07 — GLOBAL EXPERIENCE

Regions, not clients

Nuclear facilities and critical infrastructure across three regions. Client organizations, sites, and programs are covered by non-disclosure and are never named or implied anywhere on this site.

North AmericaACTIVE
EuropeACTIVE
Middle EastACTIVE
GLOBE HIGHLIGHTS COUNTRIES OF DEMONSTRATED EXPERIENCE ONLY — NO SITE MARKERS, NO NAMES
EXPERIENCE — NORTH AMERICA · EUROPE · MIDDLE EAST
Deployable secure communications mast at sunset
08 — TECHNOLOGY

Technology chosen to remove recurring cost, not add it

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Secure Wireless Communications

Encrypted mesh communications with frequency hopping and dynamic routing, deployable as a compensatory measure or a permanent capability.

AES-256 · FIPS 140-3 · MESH / PEER-TO-PEER
02
Rapidly Deployable IDS

Thermal and CCD assessment with buried, fence-mounted, microwave, and taut-wire detection, configured per site to meet regulatory requirements.

INTERIM OR PERMANENT · PIDAS-CAPABLE
03
Drone Program Development

Threat assessment, airspace control, detection and tracking, countermeasures, and an escalation framework that stays inside regulation.

RADAR · RF · GEO-FENCING · RESPONSE
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HIGH
PERFORMANCE

From compliance to best-in-class

Automated indicators that show a negative trend before it becomes an event, aligned to INPO, WANO, and IAEA principles.

01TrackAutomated KPI capture built from benchmarking and subject matter expertise.
02TrendLeading and lagging indicators separated so decline is visible early.
03MeasurePerformance measured against defined Best-in-Class criteria.
04ImproveRoadmap, milestones, and phased implementation toward the target state.
KPI DASHBOARDILLUSTRATIVE — NOT CLIENT DATA
BASELINEROADMAPBEST-IN-CLASS
10 — CYBERSECURITY

Cyber-physical security for nuclear infrastructure

A lifecycle offering spanning design, implementation, authority to operate, and maintenance — led by former U.S. NRC inspectors who authored the regulations now governing U.S. plants.

Governance
Define needs, personalize controls
Compliance
Risk-based programs, demonstrated to regulators
Operational
SOC design, implementation, assessment
Security assessments01
Risk-based security controls02
Penetration testing03
Risk & vulnerability management04
Compliance advisory05
Governance06
Threat hunting07
Incident response08
Security operations09
Training & education10
11 — INSIGHTSAll insights
FORCE-ON-FORCE · 7 MIN

What a failed timeline analysis actually costs a site

Placeholder title. Eight drafts are with the technical reviewer; the layout takes a lead article plus a ruled list of the rest.

SMR · 9 MINDesigning protective strategy for minimum-complement staffing
REGULATORY · 6 MINThe difference between compliant and defensible
TECHNOLOGY · 5 MINWhen a compensatory measure should become permanent
HIGH PERFORMANCE · 8 MINLeading indicators a security organization can actually act on

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