Introduction

To satisfy the increasing demand for corporate and domestic protection, Olchon and Associates Ltd (Olchon) was founded to provide a bespoke, personalised solution that enables organisations and individuals to function confidently in a secure environment.

Olchon is a global asset protection company that offers security solutions to protect People, Property (including intellectual property), and Possessions.

We provide a discreet, exclusive, independent security management and consultancy service that integrates and complements existing security systems or provides a unique and innovative alternative.

Our experience encompasses a range of backgrounds, including UK Special Forces, law enforcement, and busi ness. We offer a diverse, exclusive, and personable multi-agency approach.

Four Converging Areas of Security

Olchon recognises four key areas of security: personnel, physical, technical, and cybersecurity. Each has a distinct focus, but with the perennial threats coinciding with the rise of dynamic technology and software, the convergence of these areas is essential.

Personnel Security

Ensures the trustworthiness of employees and contractors.

Measures include:

• Background checks and security clearances
• Security training and awareness
• Access control based on role and responsibilities
• Aim: To prevent risks arising from individual behaviour or intent

Physical Security

Protects physical assets, facilities, and environments.

Measures include:

• Locks, reinforced doors, and barriers
• Access control systems and surveillance
• Alarms and on-site security personnel
• Aim: To prevent unauthorised access, theft, vandalism, and damage

Technical Security

Focuses on technology and tools that protect systems, data, and infrastructure.

Measures include:

• Encryption and secure authentication
• Firewalls and intrusion detection/prevention systems
• Network segmentation and system hardening
• Aim: To safeguard digital assets from technical threats, breaches, and attacks

Cybersecurity

Broader than technical security—includes both technical and non-technical measures in the digital domains.

• Protecting networks, systems, and data from cyber threats (malware, hacking, phishing, etc.)
• Ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information
• Incorporating governance, compliance, policies, and training
• Aim: To provide a comprehensive defence against cyber risks