Client Success Stories

A major consumer goods manufacturer operating a distribution facility with high-value trailers and inventory needed a more effective way to prevent after-hours trespassing and attempted break-ins.

A client managing a coal-burning power plant and a secondary hydroelectric operation in the Mid-Atlantic region faced a long list of potential risks that required the site to be secured 24/7. The client was spending over $700,000 each year on its security, but wanted a more efficient and cost-effective program.

A retailer was experiencing a high number of false alarms and unnecessary police dispatches at its stores. This also caused the company to get hit with expensive false alarm fees. They needed a better security solution to protect their store during off-hours.

A beverage manufacturer required a security solution at several distribution centers located in the northeastern United States. Facing tens of thousands of dollars’ worth of losses from theft and vandalism, the client needed an effective security solution to catch thieves and prevent further losses.

A fast-growing healthcare provider operating across multiple countries needed stronger security oversight as compliance requirements increased. Managing separate vendors for detection, testing, and intelligence created complexity, requiring a unified approach to improve visibility and response.

Prosegur is thrilled to announce its partnership with Bridgeport Hospital, covering nine locations within the Fairfield County area. This collaboration, which began on April 13, 2024, is dedicated to enhancing the security program through innovative programs, advanced technology, and comprehensive training...

A Class A office complex with multiple high rise office buildings and parking structures was suffering from inconsistent staffing and vacant security posts. Since this increased security risks and negatively impacted tenant relations, the management needed to solve the problem quickly.

A leading consulting firm in Spain needed stronger cybersecurity as its environment and compliance requirements grew. Traditional monitoring generated too many alerts, requiring a more efficient approach that leveraged AI to reduce false positives and help analysts focus on real threats.

A leading residential management company was dealing with a number of issues at their properties: theft, vandalism, drug activity, loitering, noise violations and improper use of amenities. With hundreds of properties across the country, the client wanted a cost-effective and efficient security solution that would visibly reduce these problems.

A large energy company was facing growing security concerns with its remote well sites, including theft, vandalism and environmental damage. Because sites were so remote, deploying security officers was impractical and cost-prohibitive. Motion sensors and alarms were also impractical because police response would take up to an hour.

A global security company operating across dozens of countries needed to scale threat detection across diverse systems and technologies. Traditional detection models could not keep pace with growth, requiring a solution that expanded coverage without disrupting operations.

A company with more than 150 auto storage yards throughout the U.S. was seeking improved security for their highest-risk sites. With extremely large sites (over 80 acres each) and thousands of cars, the perimeters were too large to be monitored effectively with traditional guarding services alone.

A large construction company with multiple commercial job sites faced consistent security issues such as trespassing, theft and vandalism. Since all job sites were active, the client needed a technology-based solution to complement guards so they wouldn’t have to increase in-person patrols in hazardous areas.

A global telecommunications company was facing the challenge of securing isolated sites with valuable assets and business-critical materials. The client was also concerned with brand protection, as repeated thefts caused service disruptions affecting their reputation among their customers.

A transportation operator managing 46 airports and two heliports needed a more effective way to assess cybersecurity risk across IT, OT, and compliance. Dozens of annual audits lacked a unified structure, requiring a single framework to strengthen security and simplify oversight.