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Monaco is home to a dense and international business community: corporate headquarters, family offices, wealth management firms, financial institutions and subsidiaries of international groups. These entities share common characteristics — a concentration of value, flows of sensitive information and exposure to specific risks — which justify an approach of

In Monaco, safety is not just measured by the effectiveness of a device. It is also measured by its ability to remain hidden from view. For residents, managers, families and institutions who use private service providers in the Principality, confidentiality is not an advantage.

Close protection in Monaco: overcoming preconceived ideas Close protection is often associated with spectacular images: visible bodyguards, high-pressure travel, constant threats. In Monaco, the reality is very different. In Monaco, close protection is preventive, discreet and

Monaco: a unique environment that calls for a specific approach to security The Principality of Monaco occupies a special place in Europe. A small territory, exceptional population density, a high concentration of assets, international appeal and a busy calendar of events all combine to create a unique security environment. If

Security in Monaco: a context that calls for specific choices Monaco has some unique characteristics when it comes to security: high urban density, high value of property, regular presence of VIPs, frequent private and professional events. In this context, the question is not whether to

Why the regulations governing private security are specific to Monaco The Principality of Monaco has a legal framework that is distinct from French law, including in terms of private security. Any company or individual requiring security services (guarding, surveillance, protection of goods or property, etc.) must be able to rely on these services.