News and Insights from Securitas

By combining autonomous patrol robots, centralized monitoring and targeted mobile response, a major outlet center in Germany reshaped its night security model. The result is more consistent coverage, better visibility and lower staffing pressure on night shifts, with technology and guards working together as one connected operation.

By combining IoT sensors with machine learning, forest areas can be monitored continuously for subtle changes in air and environmental conditions. In Spain, this approach helps a land management client detect early signs of wildfire risk in remote terrain, enabling faster intervention, more sustainable protection and a shift from reactive firefighting to proactive prevention.

When security operations, frontline data and risk intelligence work together, organizations can see more, sooner. By connecting digital guarding tools with real-time reporting and intelligence analysis, a major public infrastructure operator shifted from manual, fragmented routines to a more proactive and data-driven way of managing operational risk.

Drones are changing the risk picture for critical infrastructure. By adding an integrated drone detection layer to its existing security setup, a Nordic data center operator gained real-time airspace visibility, faster response and a more complete protection of its operations.

In an interview with Dieter Blommaerts, Director of Standardized Solutions at Securitas Europe, he gives his perspective on how track-and-trace solutions can create value for the industry.

A panic alarm can be relevant in many different contexts. It provides the user with peace of mind knowing that help is just a press away in case something happens. Here, you can read about how a panic alarm works and what distinguishes it from traditional, fixed panic buttons. Rely on dedicated security officers who know your site and your people. We provide a visible, reassuring presence that helps prevent incidents and supports daily operations.