KK Security Rebrands to GardaWorld Security to Enhance Service Offerings

KK Security has rebranded to GardaWorld Security, aligning itself with the global security giant’s brand presence across multiple continents.

The rebranding follows GardaWorld Security’s acquisition of KK Security in 2016 and reinforces its commitment to providing top-tier security solutions in Kenya’s evolving industry.

This transition positions GardaWorld Security as a premier security service provider in Kenya, a country with a potential guard force of over 800,000 personnel and more than 2,500 registered private security firms.

ALSO READ: Meet South Africa’s Retail Founder Of The Year 2024 – Foya Awards

The security sector serves as a key source of employment for Kenya’s youth population, aged between 18-35 years, and their dependents.

“Our brand evolution reflects the breadth of our service offering, as we continue to combine local knowledge with global strength and invest in training and technology to provide comprehensive security solutions,” said Rishi Ahluwalia, Country Director – Kenya, GardaWorld Security – Africa.

“The GardaWorld Security brand is a benchmark of quality in the industry, and we bring these high standards to Kenya, ensuring a unified and world-class security infrastructure.”

Oliver Westmacott, President and Chief Operating Officer of GardaWorld Security – International, highlighted the strategic significance of the rebranding.

“We have built a best-in-class business by merging KK Security’s extensive national experience with GardaWorld Security’s global expertise. Kenya presents significant growth opportunities, and this rebrand is a natural step as we innovate and deliver superior integrated services to our clients.”

GardaWorld Security – Africa has established itself as a trusted security partner for various sectors, including aviation, logistics, extractives, agriculture, and diplomatic missions.

The firm is recognized for its ability to protect people, assets, and infrastructure from diverse risks such as crime, civil unrest, terrorism, and climate-related challenges.

A key component of the company’s innovative approach is its newly upgraded National Security Operations Centre (NSOC), featuring AI-enhanced remote monitoring, real-time asset tracking, and a network of mobile response vehicles.

This technological investment enhances the efficiency of decision-making and strengthens overall security effectiveness.

With over 8,000 highly trained security professionals, GardaWorld Security remains one of Kenya’s largest private security employers.

Its operations extend across critical regions, including Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Eldoret, and Nakuru.

The company also emphasizes the development of local talent, facilitated through its expanded state-of-the-art training facility in Nairobi.