Security: Digital Roadmap
Security: Digital Roadmap
Security: Digital Roadmap
Digital Roadmap
Supported by:
01 Our Security
Industry
02 Industry Challenges
and Opportunities
03 Digital Roadmap
04 Digital Skills
Needed
05 Get Started
Today
01 - OUR SECURITY INDUSTRY
The Security industry provides private security services and plays a key role in supporting
law enforcement agencies to maintain safety and security in Singapore.
600
Security Service Total Workforce of
47,000
Providers
240
Security
Agencies
Source: MHA
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02 - INDUSTRY CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
Better-skilled manpower
to enable new technology
and services
Source: MHA
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The Security Industry Transformation Map (ITM)
Digital Roadmap
Understand your digital readiness
and raise employees’ digital skills*
Digital Consultancy
Seek clarity on your digital journey with
basic advisory or advanced consultancy
SMEs enjoy
STEP-BY-STEP Digital Solutions
ADVICE Select pre-approved or curated
digital solutions to achieve your go
on the digital
digital objectives
technologies to use
at each stage of
growth by
sectors
Digital Sector Projects
Participate in pilot projects led by
industry leaders to enjoy new growth
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03 - DIGITAL ROADMAP
Transformation With Digitalisation
Current:
Manpower intensive and low digital technology adoption;
use of manual surveillance, access control and patrolling.
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Digital Roadmap Stage
The Digital Roadmap serves as a guide to
follow on your go digital journey.
Leaping Ahead
Stage Converging Insights,
Intelligent Business
Stage
Growing in the
Digital Economy
Integrate Services,
Getting Digital Enhance Response
Economy Ready
Digital Systems,
Optimise Resources
Surveillance Robots
Clustered
Security Guarding
Mobile-enabled
Patrol & Incident
Management
VR / AR for
Training
Risk / Threat
Automated Visitor Prediction &
Management Detection
(only for facilities that require
visitor registration)
Security
Collaboration
Onsite Surveillance & Wearable Security Platform
Analytics Technology
Business Capability
Resource Management including Human Resource, Payroll,
Accounting, Resource Management, Training Management etc.
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Stage
Getting Digital Economy Ready
Digital Systems, Optimise Resources
Mobile-enabled Patrol
& Incident Management
Allow mobile access to work assignment and reporting.
Organise, track and manage patrol activities, resources,
routes and documentation.
Key Benefits:
Automated Visitor
Management *
Control facility access with visitor registration. May
include biometrics and car plate recognition. Integrate
with facility access control systems to prevent
unauthorised entry.
Key Benefits:
Onsite Surveillance
and Analytics
Enhance onsite security monitoring through IP-enabled
video cameras that are augmented with analytics to detect
security incidents.
Key Benefits:
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Stage
Growing in the Digital Economy
Integrate Services, Enhance Response
Clustered Security
Guarding
Centralised surveillance and decision making covering
multiple facilities and areas supported by mobile response
teams, real-time video feeds and network of sensors and
analytics.
Key Benefits:
Risk/Threat Prediction
& Detection
Detect unusual and less predictable security events under
challenging situations (e.g. large crowds, unpredictable flow
of people).
Key Benefits:
Wearable Security
Technology
Equip security guards with new tech for event capturing,
geolocation tracking and man-down alert to augment
patrolling duties.
Key Benefits:
07
Stage
Leaping Ahead
Converging Insights, Intelligent Business
Surveillance Robots
Deploy autonomous robots and drones to augment patrol
and surveillance duties. Cover large remote areas and
hazardous situations that are difficult or impossible to
deploy cameras. Use security robots to respond to security
incidents, defuse situations and deter crime.
Key Benefits:
VR / AR for Training
Use Virtual Reality (VR) / Augmented Reality (AR) for
security training. Enable security staff to have greater
access to training resources, immerse in more
realistic scenarios, and track trainee performance.
Key Benefits:
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Stage
Leaping Ahead
Converging Insights, Intelligent Business
Security Collaboration
Platform
Integrate video feeds, operational data, sensor networks and
building / environmental systems to enable visualisation,
sense-making, and intelligent response. Layer with building
information management (BIM) systems for advanced 3D
security planning, scenario simulation and security
implementation. Connect with Smart Facility Management
(FM) platform to enable collaboration across the Built
Environment.
Key Benefits:
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FUTURE OF SECURITY GUARDING
DIGITAL TECH FOR SECURITY OFFICERS
Panic
Button Communication
Mobile-enabled
patrol & incident
management
Augment capability of
security officers
Risk / Threat
Prediction & Surveillance
Robot
Detection
Security
Collaboration Automated Visitor
Platform Management
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04 - DIGITAL SKILLS NEEDED
Digital skills are required for all security job roles to varying levels of proficiency. You may refer
to these job roles and skills needed to support your digital journey.
Types of Users
Job Roles
Security Officers
Senior Security Officers
Security Supervisor
Senior Security Supervisor
Chief Security Officer
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04 - DIGITAL ROADMAP ON TRAINING
Security Tech I: Getting Digital Security Tech II: Growing in the Security Tech III: Leaping Ahead
Tech Economy Ready (1 day) Digital Economy Ready (1 day) (1 day)
Basic
Courses • Innovation Mindset • Unleashing Innovation • Innovation for competitive
Require • Security & Digital Literacy • Clustered Security Guarding advantage
broad based • Mobile Patrol & Incident • Analytics for Security Detection / • Surveillance robots / drones
digital Management Prediction • VR/AR for training
literacy and
• Visitor Management System • Wearable Security Tech • Security Collaboration Platform
awareness
• Onsite Surveillance & Analytics
• Building Foundation in Microsoft • Understanding Cyber Risk • Design Thinking: A Strategy for
Tech Excel (1 day) Assessment and Management Idea Generating and Problem
Advanced • Basic Business Analytics @ Work (1 day) Solving (1 day)
Courses (1 day) • Industrial IoT and Data Analytics • AR/VR at the Workplace (1 day)
Require • WSH@Robotics (1 day) (1 day) • Data Security Governance
higher • Introduction to Data Science • Internet of Everything (IoE) (4 days)
proficiency (2 days) (2 days) • Robotics Integration (6 days)
digital skills • Design Thinking: A Strategy for
Idea Generating and Problem
Solving (1 day)
Training programmes aligned to Skills Framework and emerging areas under SkillsFuture Series.
Legend
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05 - GET STARTED TODAY
You will be supported at every stage of your digital journey. You can perform a self-assessment or
contact business advisors at SME Centres for assistance.
SME Centres
www.smeportal.sg
• Association of Small and Medium Enterprise (ASME) -
SME Centre @ ASME
• Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry
Resources Available* (SCCCI) – SME Centre @ SCCCI
• Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce & Industry
List of Digital Solutions (SICCI) – SME Centre @ SICCI
Visit Tech Depot to access digital solutions, • Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce & Industry
including Pre-approved Digital Solutions (SMCCI) – SME Centre @ SMCCI
• Singapore Manufacturing Federation (SMF) –
Procure Pre-approved solutions from the SME Centre @ SMF
Business Grants Portal
Satellite SME Centres are located at Community Development
Councils (CDCs)
Business Advisory &
Digital Consultancy SME Digital Tech Hub
Access to advisory services
• SME Centres • SME Digital Tech Hub operated by the Association
• SME Digital Tech Hub of Small and Medium Enterprise (ASME)
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FOR MORE INFORMATION Digital Consultancy
For Individuals
Skills Framework
http://www.skillsfuture.sg/skills-framework
The Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) will develop a vibrant, world-class
infocomm media sector that drives the economy, connects people, bonds communities and
powers Singapore's Smart Nation vision. IMDA does this by developing talent, strengthening
business capabilities, and enhancing Singapore's ICT and media infrastructure. IMDA also
regulates the telecommunications and media sectors to safeguard consumer interests while
fostering a pro-business environment. IMDA also enhances Singapore’s data protection
regime through the Personal Data Protection Commission.