Security audit
An audit belongs before the purchase, not after. It establishes what genuinely protects your premises, what is useless, and in which order to spend. It can be commissioned on its own, with no obligation to give us the installation.
How the engagement runs
5 stages, from the site survey to handover. Each one is agreed with you before the next begins.
Request a site surveyFraming
We start from what you want to protect, people, stock, a till, data. An audit with no stated priority produces a shopping list, not a decision.
On-site assessment
A full walk of the building, main and secondary access points, blind spots, lighting, fencing, reachable windows and actual occupancy hours.
Habits review
The most common weakness is not technical. A service door left open, a shared code, a lent key, an alarm never armed on Saturdays. We look at what actually happens.
Scenarios
We work through the plausible methods for your type of premises, then test what the current setup can detect and reconstruct.
Report and costing
Recommendations ranked by priority, each with a budget order of magnitude. You can carry them out with us or with another contractor.
What you receive
- Written report delivered within a week
- Prioritised recommendations, from the free fix to the costliest item
- Budget order of magnitude for each recommendation
- A debrief session to decide together
What is not included
- IT and information security audits
- Live intrusion testing, which requires a separate written mandate
- Detection of listening devices, which falls under counter-surveillance
Where we stand
A good share of audit recommendations cost nothing. Moving a display unit that blocks a camera, changing an opening routine, revoking a former employee's access. We put those at the top of the report, ahead of the paid items, because that is where the immediate return is and because it is the only way to show that an audit is not a sales pitch in disguise.
Frequently asked
Does the audit oblige me to buy from you?
No. The report is yours and remains usable by any installer.
How long does an audit take?
The on-site assessment takes half a day to a day depending on floor area. The report follows within a week.
Do you audit an existing installation?
Yes, and that is the most common case. We assess what is already there before proposing anything new.
Our other services
- InstallationCCTV, alarm, access control and intercom installation in Dakar. Site survey, layout plan, protected cabling and commissioning by our own technicians.
- MaintenanceMaintenance contracts for CCTV, alarms and access control in Dakar. Periodic visits, detector cleaning, genuine recording checks and a written report each time.
- Manned guardingSecurity officers in Dakar, on static posts or patrols, alongside a technical system or as a standalone service. Written post orders, incident log and supervision.