Industries
Banking
Banks and financial offices handle cash, valuables and confidential information, so access must be controlled with care.
Security in a bank works closely with the bank’s own procedures and never improvises. It usually covers controlled entry, protecting staff and customers in banking halls, and a rehearsed response when an alarm is raised.
Typical risks
- Robbery, and attacks on staff and customers
- Fraud and misappropriation, from inside or outside
- Unauthorised access to strong rooms, server rooms and records
- Confidential information leaving the building
- Suspicious behaviour around branches and cash machines
How we protect it
- Officers at entrances and in banking halls, briefed on the bank’s procedures
- Panic buttons for tellers and staff, with a rapid response
- Access control and cameras on strong rooms, server rooms and staff areas
- Screening of new staff before they join
- Investigations, and the protection of confidential information
Services often combined
- Manned guarding: entrances and banking halls
- Alarms and panic buttons: tellers and staff
- Pre-employment screening: staff who handle money and data
- Investigations: fraud and misappropriation
Questions clients ask
Will officers follow our own security procedures?
Yes. Your procedures go into the post instructions, and officers are briefed on them before they start.
Can you cover branches in different towns?
Red Sky has a head office in Nairobi and 15 branches across Kenya, so branches can be covered by officers from the area.
What happens when a panic button is pressed?
The response team is alerted at once, and the steps agreed with the bank follow: who is called, who attends and how the alarm is confirmed.
Investing in your Security
Book a free site risk assessment
We find the gaps in your current security and recommend a plan that fits your budget, at no cost.
- Phone
- 0727 85 85 85
- Office
- 4th Floor, IPS Building, Nairobi, Kenya
