Security Services

Aviation security systems

Terrorist activities and contraband smuggling have become increasingly sophisticated and complex to monitor, placing a huge strain on existing security resources worldwide.

Banking safeguards

In 2002, 89 banks reported 47,269 individual losses above the £10,000 threshold, giving an average of 528 losses per bank, according to a survey by the Risk Management Group of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision.

Betting & gaming security

Betting and gaming is a cash-driven industry - a magnet for fraudsters. And every penny lost through deception or outright theft can mean the difference between staying in business, or not.

Crisis & risk management

Crisis and Risk Management examines potential risks to identify how they can be either eliminated or neutralised.

Electronic surveillance

As organisations strive to remain one step ahead of their competitors, vital and sensitive information continue to be hot and very saleable commodities.

Hotel security

The success of hotel security lies in its invisibility. Day-to-day hospitality operations must not be disturbed and customer service cannot be compromised by intrusive or heightened security surveillance.

Security consultancy

Experience has shown that diligent analysis and organisation can reduce expenditures by as much as 20 percent.

Security systems engineering

Experience has taught us that security equipment is only as good as those operating and managing it, so our engineers work with clients to ensure a seamless transfer to full stewardship and project ownership.

VIP protection

The personal security of key executives and their families is an area of major concern to most organisations, with threats from terrorists, extremist groups, kidnappers and other criminals on the upswing.