Autonomous protection for every sector.

Retail

Protecting staff, stores, and stock from escalating crime threats.

Public Safety

We work with the police, local authorities, and government to protect the public at large and encourage safer communities.

Government

We help government agencies and bodies protect their people, premises, and operations with intelligent monitoring and resilience.

Vacant Properties and Sites

Preventing intrusion, damage, and unauthorised access.

Construction

Protect building sites from intrusion, theft, vandalism, fire and flooding.

Energy and Utilities

Safeguarding our essential services from unique risks.

Rail and Civil Engineering

Delivering efficient solutions to keep the nation moving forward.

National Infrastructure

Securing critical assets that keep the nation running.

For projects, people and infrastructure.

Intrusion, theft, anti-social behaviour, fire, flood and more can create cost strain, delays, put staff or the public at risk and cause damage to your reputation. Our bespoke solutions ensure complete protection.

• £800m+

  lost to theft, vandalism and construction site crime in the UK.

• 469,000+

  incidents of shoplifting reported by retailers over 2024.

• £500 million

  per annum in vandalism damage to vacant property.

Case Studies

How we've protected others.

All Case Studies

• Case Studies
• Construction

2 min read

Supporting Winchburgh Community Projects with enhanced security

• Case Studies
• Void

4 min read

Securing Sir Gabriel Woods Mariners Home for ABC Consulting

• Case Studies
• Void

4 min read

24/7 hybrid monitoring for Tata Steel’s Port Talbot facility

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