Because much of our work is discreet, these case studies focus on anonymized scenarios, lessons, and practical approaches rather than exposing client details.
A young Nakuru shopkeeper was killed during a wave of armed attacks on small traders that left at least four dead within ten days. The case is a hard but practical lesson in lone-worker safety and monitored panic response.
Six armed men robbed a Kisumu M-Pesa shop of Sh850,000 in broad daylight and injured two attendants. The case shows why daytime, staffed-hours risk needs a different security response than overnight break-in prevention.
A real Marsabit SIM-swap fraud case, where over Sh1.2 million was moved out of one account, shows why M-Pesa shops and mobile money agents need cameras and access control at the counter, not just at the door.
Two armed men robbed a Nairobi salon mid-chama meeting in under 35 seconds. What the Saika robbery reveals about CCTV placement, cloud backup, and panic alerts for Kenya's small businesses.
Burglars skipped Kitengela's guarded front door entirely, drilling through a shared wall to empty a phone shop while two guards were tied up for five hours. The case shows why retail security needs a mechanical backup, not just guards.