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Aerial Works
48 Oak Avenue, Building 9, Highveld Technopark, Centurion
Core business offering: Aerial Works is a provider of premium drone security services and turnkey drone solutions for the security industry. A leading South African company specialising in drone security. Established in 2017, its commitment to innovation, quality, and safety has driven it to the forefront of the drone industry. As pioneers in South Africa’s drone ecosystem, Aerial offer a wide range of services, from manufacturing UAVs to training drone pilots and developing software for efficient and safe drone operations. Its holistic approach ensures its clients have access to cutting-edge technology and expert knowledge to elevate their security operations. It understands that companies and communities cannot flourish when crime wins. For this reason, it fights crime by using the latest drone technology.
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Section - Perimeter security
Section - Surveillance equipment
-Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV)/drones
-UAV/drones
- Commercial
- Services
- Training
| News from Aerial Works : |
Augmented security with drones
Residential Estate Security Handbook 2019, Integrated Solutions, Editor's Choice, Aerial Works
Drone Guards is moving into an untapped market of using drones to secure residential estates and other high-value assets such as mines, farms and commercial properties. |
Drone Guards aerial surveillance service
Residential Estate Security Handbook 2019, Surveillance, Aerial Works
Drone Guards provides that eye in the sky by using the latest technology in the unmanned aerial surveillance space in co-operation with an estate’s existing security personnel on the ground. |
Drone Guards
April 2019, Perimeter Security, Alarms & Intruder Detection, Aerial Works
Aerial Surveillance technology is one of the most effective ways of protecting people and property. Drone Guards is part of the UAV Aerial Works group of companies and is licenced, insured, and approved ... |
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“This Is Theft!” SASA slams Mafoko Security
February 2026, News & Events, Security Services & Risk Management, Associations
The Security Association of South Africa (SASA) has issued a stark warning that the long-running Mafoko Security Patrols scandal is no longer an isolated case of employer misconduct, but evidence of a systemic failure in South Africa’s regulatory and governance structures. |
2025 Global OSPAs winners
February 2026, News & Events
Bringing together the very best of the global security industry, the second Global Outstanding Security Performance Awards (OSPAs) was streamed live to a worldwide audience on 05 February 2026. |
Coordinated efforts lead to successful crime response
February 2026, Surveillance, News & Events, Integrated Solutions
A synchronised operation involving Vumacam’s control room operators, the Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department (JMPD), and 24/7 Drone Force, resulted in the successful identification and apprehension of a suspect linked to a reported theft case. |
Facebook cloning turns your profile into a weapon
February 2026, Information Security
Facebook cloning scams are continuing to rise, turning ordinary profiles and family photos into tools for fraud and social engineering, says Richard Frost, head of technology solutions and consulting at Armata Cyber Security. |
A clear vision for a safer, smarter future
February 2026, Perimeter Security, Alarms & Intruder Detection, News & Events, Smart Home Automation
With its authoritative lineup of sponsors and exhibitors, HomeSec Expo 2026 embodies an authoritative, yet pragmatic vision, for the security industry. It is a vision that recognises both the urgency of current threats and the excitement of technological innovation. |
Understanding the promise and perils of AI
February 2026, AI & Data Analytics
Samuel Turcotte believes AI may kill us all. In this article, a condensed version of a white paper, he discusses AI's development and associated risks, all the while still hoping for a bright future. |
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