Our world relies on people driving progress for others and their communities. Those that help us to safeguard what matters most, and make the decisions that shape our future. They are the people that help to contribute to the bigger picture – making our world progress.

Increased safety and hygiene measures  As a security partner, the safety and wellbeing of our customers is priority number one. That extends to the products and services we provide, and to the way our technicians deliver them. Whether our technicians are auditing, installing, or servicing security systems at your premises, their goal is always to support safely and hygienically. 

Preventing unauthorised access to a site helps protect premises and the people and assets within them, mostly from damage or theft.  At the same time, it may also act as a safety measure, preventing people from going near a potentially dangerous area or equipment.

Discover the key security technologies of the future Your world has changed - securing your future is more important than ever before  and by leveraging security technologies you drive your business forward. Central to this is your ability to ensure the health, safety and security of your employees and visitors. 

There’s no doubt about it, life in the new normal will be different to what we’re accustomed to. That means businesses, communities, and people need to adapt to keep safe and protected, which will undoubtedly present new challenges. Those challenges, however, aren’t challenges that can’t be overcome. Thankfully, you, the protectors of the world, are working harder and smarter to ensure we rise above them.

How can security help improve safety in the workplace?  ‘Stay Alert’ is the new message from the Prime Minister, as he announced initial plans to slowly bring England out of lockdown, with an initial focus on construction and manufacturing businesses reopening.     

Pre the days of affordable electronic security, manned guarding combined with physical security measures – locks, bolts, fences etc. – was the only security option for most organisations.  

With large swathes of the population currently working from home and commercial premises around the UK closed to help prevent the spread of the Covid-19 virus, remote working has become a new reality for many. 

For a truly effective CCTV system, you need to monitor it round the clock to check for suspicious activity; otherwise, your system is mostly a deterrent or there to provide evidence post event (when most people would prefer to prevent the ‘event’ in the first place).