Partners Against Crime

Orbis Protect, the UK leaders in vacant property, site security and people protection services, has partnered 
with Selectamark to enhance their security portfolio and provide a targeted range of solutions to their customers 
that focus on deterring crime from the outset. 

This exciting partnership will further support Orbis’ plans to invest in smart technologies, grow their existing UK 
business and prepare for international growth.

With over 40 years of industry experience, Orbis’ technologically advanced security systems are designed to 
provide an effective deterrent against all types of crime.

Selectamark’s award-winning solutions use uniquely coded synthetic DNA markers, known as SelectaDNA, to ‘tag’ and identify assets, critical infrastructure, and the criminals themselves. 

Selectamark work with all Police forces throughout the UK to prevent crime and have been highly successful in 
reducing burglaries and thefts by up to 83%.

Through a mixture of widely recognised warning signage, Police partnerships and community awareness campaigns, SelectaDNA has become a well-known security brand, respected and used by Police forces, and feared by criminals around the world.

As a result of this new partnership, Orbis can now offer their customers a joint security solution that not only acts as an effective additional deterrent, but also aids in the retrieval of  valuable assets.

Gareth Lewis, Group Sales and Marketing Director, Orbis Protect said “By combining our range of advanced 
security products with SelectaDNA solutions, we can now provide our customers with the ultimate deterrent and an unprecedented level of protection against crime. We look forward to our ongoing partnership with Selectamark as we continue to strengthen our portfolio within the security sector.”

James Brown, Managing Director, Selectamark, said: “We are extremely excited about working with Orbis Protect, 
and see the combined use of our solutions as an incredibly powerful tool in helping organisations deter and detect crime throughout the UK.