Peridect+ is an advanced perimeter intrusion detection system designed to protect strategic high security infrastructure facilities operating in the demanding climatic and operational conditions of Scandinavia. Thanks to its robust design and sophisticated detection algorithms, it provides continuous protection for critical defense infrastructure. Regardless of the weather conditions, Peridect+ still provides perimeter security compared to other security solutions that have some
challenges.

The OIL & GAS PARK in Nigeria is a strategic industrial complex that supports the production,
processing, and distribution of oil and natural gas. Its general purpose is to ensure the efficient use of
energy resources, foster economic development, and attract investment to the region. This facility is
considered critical infrastructure because it is directly linked to the country’s energy security,
employment, and the stability of oil and gas supplies, which are also essential for international
markets. Any disruption or attack could have serious economic and social consequences.

A partner of Sieza, well experienced on perimeter detection market with years of history in the
industry, opted Peridect+ solution. There were several reasons for their choice after having their own
experience with the other, world well-known PIDS brands. The main advantage appreciated is the
quality of detection with the lowest False Alarm Rate so far experienced. Followed up by combination
of versions that are currently available – Standard, Antivandal, Hidden, Underground, Ex. The partner
has also been amazed by its easy interoperability with 3rd party devices, easy installation, and the
system´s topology.

Water management, especially water treatment plants and wastewater treatment facilities, is a key element of critical infrastructure, as it ensures the supply of drinking water and the removal of
wastewater for both the population and industry. Any disruption of their operation can have serious
impacts on public health, the economy, and the functioning of the state. Major security risks include water contamination (chemical, biological, or microbiological), cyberattacks on control systems,physical attacks on technological equipment, and power outages.