Static presence: refers to the placement of guards at designated sites or points, such as control rooms, entrance gates, or important sections of a building.

Deterrence: By keeping a close eye on defined locations, their conspicuous presence acts as a forceful deterrence to possible threats.

Access Control: Static guards are excellent for monitoring entry and departure points, limiting access to designated areas, and confirming people's credentials.

Surveillance: They are excellent at keeping an eye on CCTV cameras, patrolling their designated area on a frequent basis, and reacting quickly to any security breaches.

Crowd Control: Static guards can control the flow of people in big gathering areas, enforce safety regulations, and handle emergencies as they happen.

Flexibility: Since mobile guards are so movable, they may cover more ground in a shorter amount of time or more sites.

Quick Reaction: They can react fast to security problems or crises because of their ability to travel quickly between different places.

Visible Patrols: To discourage criminal behaviour and provide residents a sense of security, mobile guards patrol the grounds both inside and outside.

Randomised Patrols: To avoid predictability and surprise any dangers, they might change up their patrol routes and timings.

Versatility: Because mobile guards can cover areas that static guards alone may find difficult to monitor, including large properties or outdoor places, they can adjust to changing security demands.