Define the physical role first.
Technical facilities may have established access procedures, property-management responsibilities, and customer requirements. An initial enquiry should identify the broad premises role without disclosing system details or restricted operational information.
This page concerns physical security enquiries only. It does not claim that AES provides cybersecurity, network monitoring, data-center certification, or technical infrastructure management.
Identify the requirements that determine suitability.
Before an engagement is considered, explain that any special personnel, documentation, training, or contractual requirements exist. Share detailed material only through a channel approved for that purpose.
Use security officer services for the core premises discussion. Relevant credentials, experience, and eligibility must be verified against the actual assignment; they are not established by this page.

Keep the boundaries between teams explicit.
Facilities, IT operations, customer management, contractors, and security may all have different authority. Describe who makes access decisions, who receives concerns, and who can change the instructions.
A security role should not be assumed to include technical troubleshooting, work on equipment, or interpretation of customer information. These responsibilities need their own qualified owners.
Start with non-sensitive information.
Provide the general location, property type, proposed schedule, and an authorized contact. Do not include network diagrams, access codes, customer data, or detailed facility layouts in the public form.
The site brief guide gives you a general structure. AES must review whether the requested scope is an appropriate fit before any commitment is made.
Before you enquire.
Does AES offer cybersecurity on this page?
No. The page concerns a potential physical-premises assignment, not digital security or technical infrastructure services.
Should I upload a facility or network diagram?
No. Keep the initial request general and establish an appropriate follow-up process for any necessary sensitive material.
Where do you need support?
Review the regional information, then confirm availability and assignment requirements directly.



