Identity and Eligibility Verification
Information Authorization for On-Site Access
SBM® verifies identity and eligibility through documented, secure processes built on established standards and certified partnerships.
Certifications & Privacy Safeguards
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FCRA-compliant workflows and procedures
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Audit-controlled access to all software systems
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Live Scan fingerprinting through DOJ-certified partners
Data Security
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Encrypted investigation systems
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Access-controlled digital infrastructure
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Secure intake portal
OUR FIRM
Access Site Oversight Program
SBM® verifies that only authorized, compliant contractors, vendors, and service providers reach your project sites. Our oversight protects safety, security, and contractual compliance.
Core Oversight Functions
1. Pre-Access Verification
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Confirm identity and company affiliation.
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Review criminal history, global watch lists, and sex offender registries (NSOPW and Megan's Law).
2. Risk-Tiered Review
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Apply review protocols scaled to project sensitivity and risk level.
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Consult client security teams or designated authorities before access determinations.
3. Ongoing Compliance
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Monitor and renew clearances for long-term and recurring contractors.
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Suspend access for non-compliance, with documentation and clear communication.
Why It Matters
Every individual on your site has been verified, documented, and cleared. You can show exactly who was authorized, when, and on what basis.

Enhancing Campus Safety Measures

Campus Safety and Security

Site Access and Security Check
Site Access Verification
SBM® conducts pre-access verification for contractors, vendors, and third-party personnel entering campuses and other sensitive environments. Determinations are documented, evidence-based, and built to withstand review, supporting the client's duty of care under the California Education Code and applicable state law.
SecureCheck Pro™ provides encrypted intake, secure data transmission, and controlled reporting. Every clearance rests on a clear evidentiary record, so the client can demonstrate reasonable care: protecting students, staff, and property while maintaining trust with contractors, vendors, and the broader community.
