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Specialist Solutions HZL


HZL delivers Operational Physical Penetration Tests, alongside the Level 4 Physical Penetration Testing course


The Standards You Walk Past Are The Standards You Accept


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Tel: 0333 200 1676 Email: info@hzlgroup.com Website: www.hzlgroup.com


SECURITY YOU CAN COUNT ON.


SECURITY GUARDING


DOOR SUPERVISORS AUTONOMOUS DRONES SECURITY TRAINING AND MORE


CONTACT 0330 113 9966


www.trojansecurityuk .co.uk


Celebrating 25 years of Excellence


Security & Fire Systems for Businesses & Residential Estates


Consultancy, Design, Installation and Maintenance. NACOSS Gold & BAFE Gold Accredited.


Fire Alarm & Life Safety Access Control


Entryphone. CCTV Intruder Detection


T: 01689 806 820 E: sales@ fidelityintegrated.com W: fidelityintegrated.com


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Every organisation generates signals. Security alerts. Cyber threats. Travel risk. Insider exposure.


• Valuable data, but fragmented and reactive. • Until one Maestro steps onto the podium. • Fusion Hub by Global Protect is your Maestro.


One operational picture. One risk score. One coordinated response. � Physical security


A fully converged Global Security Operations Centre, fusing: � Digital risk monitoring


� Travel risk intelligence


While others are tuning out noise, you’re already in sync.


� OSINT and human reporting


We do not just monitor. We fuse, prioritise, and act.


Converged Security | Connected Solutions


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