Unified Security Blog

Private security is a must-have for any company, organisation, or agency of scale. There are plenty of reasons why investing in corporate security can benefit you, but it boils down to a matter of risk and deterrence.

  Studies show that the private security industry in Australia has been growing at a steady rate, thanks to an increasing demand for solutions like electronic security and protection for cash-in-transit.

No business owner expects crime to befall them — after all, theft, robbery, arson, and the like are all things that happen to other people.  

The cost of criminal activity or damage to your commercial property can be very high on your business. Things like vandalism, arson and theft can hugely dent your business activities – and even affect your confidence as a business owner. This means it's vital that you are vigilant about the

Keolis Downer currently hold a 10-year contract with Transport for NSW to operate a new, integrated public transport system for the city of Newcastle including buses, ferries, future light rail and interchanges.

Client Profile

Unified’s 60-year-old Kerry Marks isn’t your archetypal heavy industry Site Manager—but after twelve years of service at OneSteel’s site in Whyalla, it’s a well-deserved responsibility. In a role that merges security with emergency services, Kerry leads a dexterous team; a team that’s been

Liberty OneSteel - Whyalla is one of Australia’s largest diversified industrial sites covering an area in excess of 1000ha including an international port, internal/external rail network, steel works, distribution facilities & administration offices. The site produces over 1.2 million tons per

It’s widely known that football is played by more Australian kids than any other sport. But a lesser known statistic is that brain cancer kills more Australian kids than any other disease, and more adults under 40 than any other cancer. Together we can make a difference to the countless young lives

With a focus on supermarket anchored non‑discretionary retail, Charter Hall manage a $2.9 billion Australian retail portfolio. Charter Hall optimise returns for their investors and create enjoyable environments for the 100 million shopper visitations to their centres each year, by providing