Access Control Systems
Implementing card access systems, biometric scanners and PIN-based entry systems prevents unauthorized persons from accessing office premises.
Loss Prevention
Retail shrinkage — from shoplifting, employee theft, or administrative error — is a direct loss to your business. DNA Sécurité loss prevention officers are trained to reduce shrinkage through surveillance, deterrence, and professional incident management.
Our agents operate in uniformed or plain-clothes capacities depending on your environment. They monitor customer behavior, identify suspicious activity, and intervene professionally when warranted — always in compliance with applicable laws and with full respect for individual rights.
Every incident is documented in detailed reports supporting internal investigations and insurance claims. Available to retail stores, shopping centres, warehouses, and distribution facilities across Montreal and Quebec.
Security Personnel
Using trained security guards at entrances and exits increases security and ensures immediate response in the event of security breaches.
Visitor Management
A digital visitor registration system can track and record visitor details, ensuring that only authorised people can access office areas.
Physical Security Measures
Access Control Systems: Implementing card access systems, biometric scanners, and PIN-based entry systems prevents unauthorized individuals from entering office premises.
Surveillance Systems: CCTV cameras strategically placed around entry points, hallways, and sensitive areas help monitor activities and deter potential threats.
Security Personnel: Using trained security guards at entrances and exits increases security and ensures an immediate response to security breaches.
Visitor Management: A digital visitor registration system can track and record visitor details, ensuring that only authorized individuals can access office areas.
Emergency Preparedness
Evacuation plans: Clearly marked emergency exits and regular drills ensure employees know how to respond during fires, natural disasters, or other emergencies.
Crisis management teams: Designating a team responsible for coordinating responses to security incidents increases preparedness and minimizes damage.
Alarm systems: Installing alarm systems for fires, intrusions, and other emergencies ensures quick responses to potential threats.
Security Policy Enforcement
Clear security policies: Establishing and communicating company security policies ensures that employees understand their role in maintaining office security.
Regular audits: Conducting regular security assessments helps identify vulnerabilities and areas for improvement.
Incident reporting: Encouraging employees to promptly report suspicious activity promotes a proactive security culture.