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Sectors

Every environmenthas its constraints.

Constraints, risks, solutions, architecture and follow-up: here is how we respond to each sector.

Bamako · aerial viewAerial view of Bamako at dawn, with the Niger river
Nine sectors

Find your environment.

Sector

Mines and industrial sites

Large, remote and highly constrained environments where people’s safety and production continuity go together.

Constraints

Large perimeters, remote sites, limited power and connectivity.

Risks

Intrusions, fuel and equipment theft, machinery accidents.

Supervision and maintenance

Central supervision, planned on-site maintenance.

Typical architecture

PerimeterAccessNetworkSupervision
Sector

Businesses and industry

Several buildings, warehouses, flows of people and goods to control without slowing the business down.

Constraints

Several buildings, warehouses, flows of people and goods.

Risks

Theft, out-of-hours intrusion, production stoppages.

Supervision and maintenance

Preventive maintenance, equipment health monitoring.

Typical architecture

Cameras and accessNetworkServerSupervision
Sector

Banking and financial services

Branches spread across the country, restricted areas and strong traceability requirements.

Constraints

Distributed branches, restricted areas, regulatory requirements.

Risks

Robbery, internal fraud, cyberattack.

Supervision and maintenance

Multi-site supervision, access logging.

Typical architecture

BranchesSecure linksCentral supervision
Sector

Institutions and local authorities

Public buildings and urban spaces, within the rules of public procurement.

Constraints

Public buildings, urban spaces, public procurement.

Risks

Vandalism, incidents in public space, continuity of service.

Supervision and maintenance

Support through public procurement procedures, maintenance.

Typical architecture

Public spacesNetworkSupervision centre
Sector

Transport and logistics

Depots, loading bays and vehicles on the move, to track and protect.

Constraints

Depots, loading bays, vehicles on the road.

Risks

Cargo theft, vehicle misuse, delays.

Supervision and maintenance

Fleet tracking, alerts and reports.

Typical architecture

VehiclesTrackersPlatformSupervision
Sector

Hospitality

Round-the-clock reception, guests, staff and service areas to protect discreetly.

Constraints

Permanent reception, guests, staff, service areas.

Risks

Intrusion, theft, car park incidents.

Supervision and maintenance

Maintenance and upgrades of equipment.

Typical architecture

Access and camerasNetworkSecurity desk
Sector

Healthcare

Continuous activity, vulnerable people and sensitive areas such as the pharmacy.

Constraints

Continuous activity, vulnerable people, sensitive areas.

Risks

Intrusion, medicine theft, incidents.

Supervision and maintenance

Maintenance without interrupting care.

Typical architecture

Sensitive areasAccess controlSupervision
Sector

Education

Open campuses with many entrances, for pupils, students and staff.

Constraints

Open campuses, many entrances, pupils, students and staff.

Risks

Intrusion, equipment theft, people’s safety.

Supervision and maintenance

Maintenance, step-by-step extension.

Typical architecture

AccessCamerasNetworkSecurity desk
Sector

Sensitive sites

Critical infrastructure where early detection and confidentiality come first.

Constraints

Critical infrastructure, perimeters, confidentiality.

Risks

Intrusion, sabotage, cyberattack.

Supervision and maintenance

Supervision organised with you, planned maintenance.

Typical architecture

PerimeterDetectionVerificationSupervision
Our approach

One method for every project, from study to maintenance.

  1. 01Study
  2. 02Design
  3. 03Integrate
  4. 04Test
  5. 05Train
  6. 06Maintain
Our approach
Contact

A security or infrastructure project?

Describe your site and your constraints. We will get back to you to arrange an initial study.

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Bamako, rue 60, porte 172
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