Castor Vali is a global security and risk management company specialising in providing International Protective Services, Corporate Security and Risk Management services to governments, multinational organisations and the energy sector in emerging and high risk markets.
Corporate Security Services
Castor Vali provide a wide range of high-quality security risk management services that have been tailored for the corporate, development and government sectors. All are delivered to international standards and all are designed with a common goal – that of helping create and maintain the safest possible environment for staff, equipment, information and premises.
Security Information Services
Providing businesses worldwide with accurate, verified and timely information to empower their operations in key geographies whilst maintaining awareness of areas of interest. Our range of SIS reports make it possible for companies to access the information they need to inform their business and operational decisions.
Energy Sector Security
Castor Vali is a leading security supplier to some of the largest names in the upstream oil and gas industry including Oil Majors. We have significant experience supporting complex geotechnical and geophysical projects on both the East and West Coast of Africa. Our teams are the leading professionals in offshore security; delivering to the highest industry standards.
Maritime Security
Castor Vali has successfully provided armed and unarmed maritime security solutions to the highest industry standards since 2011. Our significant experience of maritime operations combined with our longstanding reputation for quality and safety makes us the right choice for maritime security services in the high-risk areas.
Latest News and Updates
Security Information Reporting, Month in Pictures – November
Below is Castor Vali’s selection of some of the key news stories, from November, presented in pictures. This feature is
Professional and Official Stowaway Searches
A recent stowaway incident has raised the profile of the stowaway problem within the maritime sector, highlighting the need for