Kingsland Security Group Ltd

04/02/2022

24/01/2022

We take pride in your safety

22/01/2022

Let's do business

24/12/2021

Merry Christmas to our customers and business partners

20/10/2021

Happy Mashujaa Day to all our esteemed customers.

02/10/2021

Retail security systems are essential for safeguarding your goods, employees, facilities, and cash against crime

29/09/2021

We don’t live in the safest of worlds and it is always better to prevent than to cure, isn’t it?

27/09/2021

Keeping an eye on your property can deter criminals and help identify intruders after the fact.

At Kingsland we do CCTV installation at customer friendly cost.

25/09/2021

General Security Tips for Homeowners
1. Always close and lock doors and windows.
2. Be alert for unusual activities. If you see unfamiliar. persons loitering around a neighbor’s yard, check their identity with your neighbor by phone; or call emergency numbers.
3. Be careful about admitting strangers. Identification of a salesperson, public utilities and repair personnel must be checked before opening the door.

24/09/2021

Security management has evolved since the turn of the 20th century. Today’s security managers must constantly adapt to keep up with a myriad of potential threats. They must be able to identify security vulnerabilities in an organization’s network that could lead to a data breach and facility vulnerabilities that could be exploited by thieves or vandals. These professionals must also develop a plan to protect a company’s employees and assets in the event of a natural disaster, such as a wildfire, tornado, or flood.

24/09/2021

Security Breach Response Planning
There are three common responses to an attack on an information system: "protect and proceed," "pursue and prosecute," and "panic and pray." Either of the first two strategies, while clearly opposite in design, can be appropriate depending on the nature of the security breach and the philosophy of the organization. The third approach, "panic and pray," while unfortunately more common than the first two, is never an effective response. In fact, the entire rationale for contingency planning is to minimize the need for panic and prayer in the event of a security incident.