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Justicia Investigations
2 Ballance Road, Stamfordhill, Durban
Core business offering: Justicia Investigations’ range of expertise extends into forensic investigations (criminal, industrial, commercial and domestic), truth verification (polygraph), independent security risk assessments, specially trained crime prevention units, technical surveillance counter-measures (debugging) and intelligence gathering, which includes technical surveillance, covert personal surveillance, the supply of undercover agents and close protection (bodyguarding).
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Section - Other security equipment
-Eavesdropping countermeasures equipment
Section - Service providers
-Counter-intelligence consulting
-Employee screening/background investigations
-Fraud prevention services
-Guarding & outsourced security services
-Investigative services
-Risk assessments/audits
-Security assessment & policy
-Truth verification/polygraph services
| News from Justicia Investigations: |
Megapixels in focus
CCTV Handbook 2016, Surveillance, Conferences & Events, Editor's Choice, Justicia Investigations
Leo Nardi joined the presenters at iLegal 2016 to review his experiences at Toyota as the company engaged in a long-term project to upgrade its camera installation to megapixel IP systems. |
The fraud threat is within
July 2017, Security Services & Risk Management, Justicia Investigations
South African businesses are buckling under the cost of crime during tough economic times, but the perpetrators are often where companies least expect to find them. |
Increased calls for debugging services
November 2015, Security Services & Risk Management, Justicia Investigations
Industrial espionage - stealing trade secrets, theft of intellectual property and databases, leaking confidential information – is not just the stuff of Hollywood movies. |
Alarming increase in identity fraud in Gauteng
January 2014, Access Control & Identity Management, Justicia Investigations
There has been a dramatic surge in identity theft and business fraud in Gauteng with the number of cases under investigation more than doubling between 2012 and 2013, according to private investigations company, Justicia Investigations. |
Tanker hijacking syndicate busted
November 2013, Security Services & Risk Management, Transport (Industry), Justicia Investigations
Trucking companies have lost up to R350 million in stolen fuel to a blue light syndicate operating between Durban and Gauteng, Conrad van der Merwe, regional director Gauteng of Justicia Investigations, has revealed. |
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2026 Industry Trends Report calls out security’s next opportunity
January 2026, Access Control & Identity Management, Perimeter Security, Alarms & Intruder Detection, Integrated Solutions
Gallagher Security has released its 2026 Security Industry Trends Report, drawing on insights from end users, channel partners, consultants, and technology stakeholders; highlighting a growing opportunity for security to play a more strategic, value-driven role across organisations worldwide. |
Five key technology trends for the security sector in 2026
January 2026, Surveillance, News & Events, Axis Communications SA
Axis Communications examines trends it considers important for 2026, as technology and customer requirements continue to evolve, but the basic security needs of end users remain constant. |
Securing a South African healthcare network
January 2026, Surveillance, Healthcare (Industry), AI & Data Analytics
VIVOTEK partnered with local integrator Chase Networks and distributor Rectron to deliver a fully integrated security ecosystem, providing PathCare with a centralised view of all facilities, simplifying monitoring of sensitive laboratory areas, and ensuring SOP compliance. |
Axis signs CISA Secure by Design pledge
January 2026, Surveillance, Information Security, News & Events, Axis Communications SA
Axis Communications has signed the United States Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency’s (CISA) Secure by Design pledge, signalling the company’s commitment to upholding and transparently communicating the cybersecurity posture of its products. |
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