Customer Stories

As a Fortune 100 gaming company who oversees many facilities globally, this company’s security teams are tasked with protecting physical assets and keeping their employees safe, all while operating from multiple global security operations centers (GSOC). They turned to HiveWatch to make this a reality.

This forward-thinking, hyper-growth technology company has presence in major cities globally, along with manufacturing facilities and offices, meaning a distributed workforce handling sensitive, proprietary information. Coupled with a significant number of physical assets, its GSOC needed a better way to manage alerts, incident response, coordination with field resources, and better resource allocation.

A "unicorn" company was growing rapidly and as their footprint grew, so did their vulnerabilities. They sought new capabilities with their global expansion, including monitoring employees when traveling, increasing situational awareness, and reducing guard services. They also needed the ability to monitor activity at their corporate offices and warehouses and augment their existing security personnel with an experienced outside support team.

When the law firm relocated its corporate headquarters to a new building three years ago, founding partners knew they would need to invest in technology, education, and services to ensure top-tier security and security measures. As they were evaluating options, the management team quickly realized that they were not interested in building their own security team from scratch. Rather, they wanted to work with an expert team that could quickly bring their efforts up to par.

Utilizing HiveWatch’s robust real-time intelligence tools and sources on the ground, HiveWatch was able to identify a potential threat to travelers in Hong Kong and relocate them to a safer location in the middle of the night, so the travelers and their multiple companies could rest easier knowing that everyone was out of harm’s way.

A popular American social game developer’s security team was facing uncharted territory when the COVID-19 global pandemic started in early 2020. Like many others, the company quickly moved their employees to working virtually, but still needed to protect their physical assets and headquarters (even if they were mostly vacant). It was time to take a step back, reevaluate their physical security strategy, and find a proper solution.