Scarlet Security & Risk Group

The firm publicly lists oil and gas facilities, mines and access roads, pipeline construction, airports, hospitals and healthcare centres, forestry, road construction, marine/port operations, commercial and government buildings, and public utilities. Its office footprint — Calgary, Yellowknife, Whitehorse, Iqaluit — tilts the actual revenue mix toward energy, mining, and territorial government infrastructure contracts in remote and sub-Arctic operating environments.

SSRG is an operating company delivering physical security, risk management, investigations, close protection, and systems integration. No publicly available records indicate that the firm manages financial assets, operates a family-office structure, or deploys investment capital.

SSRG maintains offices in Iqaluit, Yellowknife, and Whitehorse — markets most national guard companies avoid due to high mobilization costs, housing logistics, and thin contract density. This geographic concentration on northern industrial corridors suggests multi-year site-service agreements that amortize the fixed cost of maintaining a local workforce, creating a structural barrier to competition that a Toronto- or Vancouver-based firm cannot easily replicate.

SSRG acquired Lions Gate Risk Management Group and ARC Protection Corp, consolidating complementary risk-advisory and protective-services capabilities. The transaction date was not disclosed, but the announcement appears on the firm's current website.

Yes. The firm lists 'systems integration' alongside uniformed security, close protection, and risk management. This typically involves access control, surveillance, and alarm monitoring layered over physical guard deployments, creating recurring technical-service revenue attached to industrial-site contracts.