Partnership Portfolio

The ministry operated across three buildings with over 2,000 staff, but relied on outdated card-based entry. Credential sharing was widespread, with no reliable audit trail for access to classified areas.

We specified and project-managed a multi-factor biometric system combining facial recognition with fingerprint verification at all secure zone entry points, integrated with full-height turnstiles at primary entrances.

Unauthorised access incidents dropped to zero within the first quarter. The ministry achieved full compliance with national security audit requirements, and staff throughput at peak hours improved by 40%.

The bank's headquarters and six regional branches had inconsistent perimeter security. Vehicle access was uncontrolled at three locations, and existing CCTV was passive with no real-time alerting capability.

We installed speed gates across all lobby areas, deployed AI-powered video analytics at every branch, and fitted ANPR systems at headquarters and the three highest-risk branches for full vehicle tracking.

Security response times reduced from 12 minutes to under 90 seconds. The ANPR system flagged 17 vehicles of interest in its first six months. The bank passed its annual regulatory security audit with zero non-conformances for the first time.

A remote extraction facility spanning 14 square kilometres had no centralised access management. Contractor verification was manual, vehicle movements were untracked, and the operator faced growing insurance and compliance pressure.

We designed a bespoke integrated platform combining ANPR at all vehicle entry and exit points, biometric registration for every contractor and employee, and a centralised command dashboard linking all systems in real time.

Full contractor accountability was achieved within eight weeks. Vehicle movements were tracked end to end, and the operator successfully renegotiated insurance premiums following an independent security assessment.

The mining group operated across four sites in two countries with over 6,000 rotating shift workers. Time fraud through buddy punching cost an estimated 11% in payroll leakage, and there was no unified access record across sites.

We deployed biometric time and attendance terminals at every shift entry point, integrated with a centralised access control system that synchronised data across all four sites in real time.

Payroll leakage was eliminated within the first pay cycle. Management gained a single dashboard view of workforce attendance across all operations, and the system processed over 18,000 biometric verifications per day without disruption.

An international airport handling 15 million passengers annually needed to reduce security checkpoint queuing by 60% while meeting ICAO biometric verification standards.

Through our European technology partnership, we deployed biometric cameras integrated with speed gates at all departure checkpoints, enabling on-the-move facial recognition without requiring passengers to stop.

Average passenger processing time dropped from 45 seconds to under 8 seconds per person. The airport achieved full ICAO compliance and reported a 70% reduction in checkpoint queuing during peak hours.

A 60,000-capacity stadium needed to eliminate ticket fraud, reduce entry queuing, and identify banned individuals before they reached the turnstiles.

Biometric facial recognition units were integrated with existing turnstile infrastructure, enabling facial verification at entry gates linked to a watchlist database and ticket validation system.

Entry throughput increased by 40% on match days. Ticket fraud incidents dropped to zero, and three banned individuals were identified and intercepted before entry in the first season of operation.