FAQ - Frequently asked questions
FAQ - Private security - general
A private security company in Monaco is a licensed company that provides protection for people, property and sites, using trained agents within a strict legal framework defined by Monegasque regulations.
It is advisable to call on a private security company when there are identified risks, to protect property or individuals, during events, for surveillance of sensitive sites or to reinforce the security of private property.
Yes, private security may be compulsory in certain contexts, in particular for events attended by the public, in establishments open to the public (ERP) or when regulations require specific security arrangements.
Guarding is mainly based on a deterrent and active human presence on site, while surveillance can include rounds, access controls and technical devices, with or without a permanent presence.
Human security enables immediate analysis of situations, a capacity for decision-making and appropriate intervention, as well as visible deterrence, whereas electronic security remains a complementary and non-autonomous tool.
FAQ - Companies & professionals
Businesses with premises, flows of people, sensitive assets or particular exposure to risk may require private security, particularly offices, shops, establishments open to the public and professional sites.
Securing a business site is based on a risk analysis, the deployment of qualified staff, access control, surveillance rounds and, if necessary, appropriate technical equipment.
Yes, private security is particularly well-suited to businesses and public buildings, because it ensures the safety of customers, staff and property, while meeting the regulatory obligations in force.
FAQ - Individuals, villas & residences
Securing a villa or private residence involves risk assessment, appropriate human presence, access control and regular surveillance, taking into account the habits and constraints of the occupants.
Yes, a second home can be secured by means of surveillance rounds, regular checks and a deterrent presence, to limit the risks in the prolonged absence of the owners.
Luxury properties can be exposed to risks such as intrusion, pre-tracking, attempted theft or invasion of privacy, requiring a discreet and bespoke approach to security.
FAQ - Close protection & premium clients
Close protection consists of ensuring the safety of a person by specialised agents, when travelling, at events or in everyday life, when specific risks have been identified.
No, close protection is not just for public figures; it can also be used for executives, families, private clients or anyone exposed to particular risks.
Discreet close protection is based on anticipating risks, constantly adapting to the context and ensuring a controlled presence of agents, in order to ensure security without disrupting the customer's private life or activities.
FAQ - Event security
Event security is required whenever an event is attended by the public, involves VIPs, involves large numbers of people or involves particular safety issues.
Security arrangements depend on the nature of the event and may include security guards, access control, flow management, continuous surveillance and, if required, SSIAP officers.
