Where we operate.
Twenty-five years of programmes across the systems people depend on — from border infrastructure to private enterprise.
National Infrastructure
Securing the systems the country runs on.
Critec has advised on the security of National Infrastructure since 2001 — our CEO's involvement reaching back to 1987 across water, nuclear, gas and electricity transmission. We work with the client organisation to identify the individual critical assets against numerous risk and threat scenarios — assessing time-to-repair, spares availability, the impact of catastrophic loss (including reputational damage) and the associated costs.
- Counter-terrorism measures design for a water processing facility
- Testing-regime development across 27 gas & electric transmission security projects
- Security management system upgrades at four nuclear power stations
- Witness testing of security upgrades across 200 utility sites
- Security assessments for two North Sea gas terminals
Public Sector
Protecting people, places and the public realm.
Our public-sector work spans government departments, law enforcement, custodial services and organisations operating in the public domain. We bring extensive experience in identifying capital and operational savings through the right equipment, systems and process optimisation — applying Security by Design, with both active and passive surveillance, to deter and detect threats before they materialise.
- Feasibility study converging four CCTV control rooms into one
- IP HD CCTV upgrades across 14 retail parks and a leisure facility
- Life-safety IP CCTV systems at five police custody suites
- Security assessments for 12+ schools and university campuses
- Security upgrades to three Category A/B prisons
- Commissioning management across 60 urban rail stations
Private Sector
Reducing business, asset and reputational risk.
Across oil & gas, manufacturing, retail, leisure, pharmaceutical, education, data, transport and banking, we start by determining the risk to the client's business operations, assets and reputation — then develop a solution that mitigates those risks discreetly and commercially, without getting in the way of operations.
- Integrated security system for a pharmaceutical European HQ
- Physical security package for a €1.2 Bn data-centre programme
- Financial trading-floor upgrades across European locations
- CCTV and control-room build for a petrochemical berthing facility
- Security audit for a computer-game test facility
- CCTV upgrades for a military museum
Cross-sector capability