The Fidelity Services Group says it has seen an increasing number of security incidents in secure complexes and estates across South Africa over the last 12 months, which has prompted many properties to review their security options.
The group said these incidents are particularly problematic as living in an estate or a complex can give residents the false impression that security is not a concern – despite the country’s high crime rate.
She said the deployment of drones is ideally suited to security estates and will increase proactive crime prevention and the ability to plan crime prevention operations. It will also facilitate a more rapid response to live criminal incidents and scenes. “If you are in a complex like this it is advisable to try and make sure you are part of the security contingency planning, conducting regular security drills and monitoring of security systems.
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