The Private Security Agencies (Regulation) Act, 2005 (PSARA) is a crucial piece of legislation in India that governs and regulates the functioning of private security agencies (PSAs) across the country. It was enacted to bring professionalism, standardization, and accountability to the rapidly growing private security sector. Here's a breakdown of its key details: 1. Purpose and Objective: Regulation: The primary aim is to regulate the operations of private security agencies. Before PSARA, there was a lack of standardized norms, leading to varying levels of professionalism and potential risks to public safety. Standardization: It sets standards for training, conduct, and operational procedures for security personnel, ensuring a baseline level of quality in services. Licensing: It mandates that all private security agencies must obtain a license to operate legally. This license is a formal permission to provide security services. Public Int...
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Role of Autonomous Drone in Perimeter Security Why Autonomous Drone? Rising Labor Cost: Labor cost is increasing every year due to revision in the Minimum Wage & other related cost. Growing Coverage Demand : Security guard deployment depends on the area of the establishment and the area of vulnerability identified during the Risk Assessment . To address this concern mentioned above now Physical Security/ Manned Guarding is integra ting with Security systems like CCTV/ AI enabled cameras/ Biometrics / RFID Tagging at Boom Barrier and many more. Autonomous Drones is a new arsenal to restrict increasing labor cost and wider area coverage. Features of the Autonomous Drones: These autonomous drones are designed in such a way t hat they can aligned with the organization's existing s ecurit...