Security system
for your home and business

Low current cabling systems

Weak cabling systems are the totality of the cabling equipment of a building engaged in the smooth and orderly operation, transmission and storage of all types of information.

The building’s low-voltage cabling system may include:

• Internet network and telephone line.
• Security as well as fire alarms.
• Television networks.
• Video surveillance systems and others.

Information security

If you have completed your company’s IT infrastructure, then the next step is to secure it, and for good reason.

We provide services for comprehensive audits of companies’ information security and the implementation of up-to-date methodologies for its development. We are able to:

• Conduct a comprehensive analysis of your company’s automated security systems and processes.
• provide an objective assessment and recommendations for strengthening it.

Installation of turnkey security systems for flats and houses

Security – provides security systems aimed at protecting the building and its employees from unlawful acts by installing video surveillance, intruder and fire alarms, perimeter security and others.

Security Systems is the comprehensive provision of a particular entity with a range of essential services to protect its business at all stages. Our mission:

• provide a quality one-off service to the facility or its individual structures.
• ongoing customer support, monitoring of general safety and equipment, customer advice and troubleshooting.

Installation of fibre optic networks

Fibre optic communication lines stands for ‘fibre optic lines’ and refers to the technology of laying a fibre optic cable designed to carry information in the optical band. It is currently considered the most advanced type of data transmission.

So, installing fibre optic cables involves the following steps:

• Design of fibre optic communication lines.
• Laying the fibre optic cable.
• Testing.

Penetration testing (pentest)

In today’s environment, every business, organisation or enterprise requires support for its IT subsystems. After all, network access is not only an extension of corporate capabilities, but also a myriad of challenges and dangers.

Any leak or unauthorised intrusion into a company’s databases can leave unintended consequences. This is why businesses make extensive use of penetration testing. The purpose of this test is to determine whether the current security level of IT systems can withstand an intrusion by a potential cybercriminal.