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Switzerland's newest and most up-to-date ice stadium is in Zug. Replacing the old Herti stadium, the Bossard Arena was opened to great fanfare in August 2010. Its main function is as the home ground of the EVZ Eissportverein Zug ice hockey club. The new development incorporates a customised safety and security concept for the EVZ's games. Securitas security specialists supervise the orderly access of the grounds by fans, while a Securiton fire alarm system is in place to keep the ice from melting.

When there is a genuine threat and every second counts, people come under a great deal of stress. The new UMS Universal Management System from Securiton is a vital tool that actively supports its users in critical situations.

The data backup business is booming in Switzerland. Many new data centres are currently emerging in Zurich's metropolitan area. One of the largest is the green.ch data centre in Lupfig. Comprehensive security solutions and services from the Securitas Group provide the best possible data protection in the new facility and its surroundings.

In September the new SecuriFire fire detection system from Securiton was nominated for the GIT AWARD 2011 in the category "Fire Detection". From that moment onwards its fate was in your hands since the AWARD goes to whoever garnered the most votes. We are proud of our 2nd place and would like to thank all those who voted for SecuriFire.

With its 2010 model generation of the SecuriRAS ASD 535 aspirating smoke detector Securiton is assured of its position a as global leader. Indeed, not only are the aspirating smoke detectors capable of monitoring far larger areas, they can also be intelligently networked. Over the past 40 years Securiton aspirating smoke detectors have been an essential part of fire detection whenever it has been a matter of detecting even the smallest volumes of smoke. The SecuriRAS ASD 535 from Securiton has been on the market since 2008 and has now boosted its performance spectrum by the fact that it is guaranteed to operate reliably even under the most adverse conditions in terms of temperature, humidity and disruptive particles. Reference installations are currently running in the engine rooms of Swiss locomotives and at the CERN nuclear research centre in Geneva.