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Fenceline detection
Fibre-optic perimeter sensing, with resilience and fault detection specified for the site.
Locate a disturbance so the team can investigate.
LAND
Connect perimeter warning to site response.
Concentric rings bring detection, access control and protected spaces into one coordinated design.
The threat picture
Intrusion, theft, sabotage and misuse of legitimate access expose different gaps in a site. We design the detection, verification, access control and protected spaces as connected layers, selected for the threat and environment. Physical barriers provide delay; the command layer helps the team assess an event and coordinate its response.
The layer stack
Concentric Rings
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Perimeter surveillance
Thermal and visible-light cameras selected for the site's lighting and environmental conditions.
Use a camera view to help establish what caused the alarm.
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Access & identity
Identity verification, controlled access and personnel-accountability tools.
Verify people at controlled access points and support mustering.
04
Hardened structures
Protected spaces designed around the assessed threat and response time.
Provide protection for people and the command function.
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Warning & accountability
Site-wide warnings and tools for mustering and evacuation.
Help the team communicate instructions and account for personnel.
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Command
Relevant evidence from the rings brought into one operating picture.
Give operators the information needed to coordinate a response.
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Kinetic response tier
Designed where lawful, for extreme-threat sites only.
A proportionate last resort, planned before it's ever needed.
Scales with the threat
from a single fenceline sensor to a hardened, self-contained command architecture.
Lawful response
Response is designed per jurisdiction and, in extractive environments, aligned to the Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights (VPSHR). Kinetic tiers are designed where lawful and deployed only where the law and the threat justify them.
Proof
Every site. One picture.
Pacific · High-Threat Onshore Energy
High: remote, hostile terrain from mountain sites to urban compounds
Every site. One picture.
The problem
A multinational operated across some of the world's most remote and hostile terrain, from mountain sites to urban compounds, on security infrastructure that had grown piecemeal for a decade. No two sites ran the same way, and no one had the whole picture.
The design
Across the estate we deployed one coherent architecture: fibre-optic fenceline detection, surveillance networks, electronic access control, and hardened operations centres with full situational command, backed by preventative-maintenance and total-cost-of-ownership programmes.
The outcome
Significant savings against third-party alternatives through practical design and direct vendor management, equipment failure rates cut, and a decade-long upgrade path established.
Clients named on request, under NDA, with their consent.
Where this applies
Onshore Energy
Pipeline sabotage and armed incursion across sites that grew piecemeal.
Nuclear
Defence-in-depth your regulator can audit, line by line.
Data Centres
Tailgating, insiders and drones over a campus that can't go down.
High-Threat Operations
Protecting people and operations where support may be hours away.
Private Estates
Discreet protection designed around the home.
Assess the cost and coverage of the design against the existing operation, including the people needed to respond.
THE CALL
Start with a conversation.
Discuss your site, the gaps you are concerned about and the decision you need to make with our Director.