Threat Detection Systems

Yes, we offer both temporary and permanent setups for managed threat detection and response. From large-scale festivals and sports events to transport hubs and public buildings, our scalable solutions adapt to your requirements and environment. 

Absolutely. Training is a key part of our process. We ensure your team knows how to operate the equipment confidently and respond effectively to any potential threats. 

While our metal detectors focus on metallic objects, our AI CCTV systems are capable of identifying suspicious behaviours, unapproved access, and overcrowding, which may indicate non-metallic or behavioural threats. For specialised needs, we can advise on additional detection technologies.

Depending on the scale of your event and your requirements, we can often deploy temporary threat detection systems within a matter of days. We recommend contacting us as early as possible to ensure availability and a thorough risk assessment. 

We offer maintenance and rapid-response support to resolve issues quickly. For hired equipment, we can also provide on-site or on-call technicians depending on the size and criticality of your event. 

Yes, integration is a key strength. Whether you already use CCTV, access control, or communication tools, our systems are designed to work alongside existing setups for a seamless security operation. 

Martyn’s Law (also known as the Protect Duty) is proposed UK legislation requiring venues and public spaces to implement appropriate and proportionate security measures to prevent terrorist attacks. If your organisation operates in a publicly accessible location, you’ll be expected to assess risks and implement security plans—making proactive threat detection solutions essential. 

Our threat detection systems align with Martyn’s Law by enabling early identification of suspicious activity, enhancing perimeter security, and facilitating rapid communication in the event of a threat. We also offer consultation and site surveys to help you meet your obligations under the legislation.

Yes. We tailor our solutions based on the school’s age group, layout, and specific safeguarding requirements—ensuring an age-appropriate, non-invasive, and effective security approach for both primary and secondary settings.

Absolutely. Robust security measures demonstrate a proactive approach to safeguarding, which aligns with Ofsted’s expectations and helps meet statutory responsibilities under health, safety, and child protection regulations.

Privacy is a priority. All systems are GDPR-compliant and designed to monitor for threats, not individuals. Footage is securely stored, access is restricted, and all deployments are guided by safeguarding and privacy best practices.

Not at all. Our AI-powered threat detection systems are designed to be discreet and efficient. Installations can be completed during school holidays or outside of teaching hours to avoid disruption, and operations integrate smoothly with your existing routines.