Urban defence.
Targeted solutions.

Investment in security businesses with a clear role in protecting people, assets and essential services. The focus is on complementary capabilities that strengthen the wider portfolio.

Strategic participation connects business development with operational priorities, supporting a coordinated approach to growth and long-term capability.

Protection of buildings, facilities and critical assets requires a coordinated view of physical security, technology and operating procedures. This domain focuses on the points where those requirements meet.

The emphasis is on matching protective measures to each environment, from access and perimeter considerations to monitoring, incident response and continuity planning.

Simulation technologies support structured preparation through repeatable scenarios in controlled environments. They provide a framework for developing judgement, coordination and familiarity with operational procedures.

The focus extends from individual skills to team-based exercises, with scenario selection, instructor oversight and review of performance supporting the training process.

Urban defence brings together protective systems, mission planning and the practical support needed to maintain readiness. Dense environments require particular attention to people, infrastructure and continuity.

This domain connects specialist partners with equipment and support requirements, with an emphasis on coordination across preparation, deployment and ongoing sustainment.

Risk management starts with understanding what needs protection, how it may be exposed and which consequences matter most. This domain connects threat awareness with practical preparedness.

The focus is on translating assessment into priorities, clear responsibilities and usable response plans, then reviewing those plans as operating conditions change.

Urban aerial protection focuses on awareness of unmanned aircraft activity around people, facilities and critical assets. The priority is to connect detection and assessment with a coordinated protective response.

System selection must reflect the surrounding environment, existing security arrangements and the authority of the end user. The emphasis is on situational awareness, integration and defined response procedures.

Operational technology services connect security systems with the people and processes that use them. The focus is on keeping monitoring, information flows and incident workflows useful in day-to-day operations.

This domain brings together technology partnerships and operational delivery, from defining integration requirements to supporting users, coordinating technical issues and reviewing service performance.