Vitaprotech is a French group whose mission is to secure physical access to critical in two areas: perimeter intrusion detection and access control and security. Its member companies, present in France and abroad, are experts in the design, manufacture and sale of high-end solutions for intrusion detection equipment and access control.
The group's brands develop high-end solutions marketed through a network of integrators to operators of critical infrastructures in France or their equivalents in other countries (power plants, prisons, logistics infrastructures, government sites, bancassurance offices, etc.).
VITAPROTECH is the result of the 2014 merger of SORHEA and TIL TECHNOLOGIES.
SORHEA is a pioneer in intrusion detection around professional sites in France, particularly thanks to its high-performance infrared barriers, and now boasts 25% of the French market.
TIL TECHNOLOGIES is also a leader in the access control sector in France, thanks to its software for monitoring access control systems for professional sites, with 20% of the market.
In 2019, ARD, Vaubans Systems and TDSi joined the group that now employs 300 people at 8 sites accross the world.
Our brands develop high-end solutions marketed through a network of integrators to operators of critical infrastructures in France or their equivalents in other countries (power plants, prisons, logistics infrastructures, government sites, bancassurance offices, etc.).
Our technologies, developed and marketed by our teams and subsidiaries (85 employees) in France and abroad (United States, Canada and Belgium), cover all perimeter security applications :
Our product range, which includes wireless and solar energy solutions, offers innovative technological solutions for the protection of your sites.
Our companies design, develop and manufacture integrated, reliable and scalable solutions to meet the widest possible range of applications in the field of Building Safety and Technical Management.
The inventiveness and reactivity that characterize the R&D teams are based on three major development principles :