Who We Are
SRG Security Resource Group Inc. is a Canadian company dedicated to providing world-class Protective Security Guard and Patrol and Cyber Security services. Founded in the spring of 1996, SRG provides solutions and services for people and organizations across Canada.


Testimonials
Information Technology Office
“SRG provides subject matter expertise to the Government of Saskatchewan in a timely, proficient manner. I have enjoyed working with the SRG team and appreciate the adaptability and professionalism they exhibit when dealing with our challenging environment.”
– Crystal Zorn
Director, Information Security Branch
The Manitoba Museum
“SRG has been a reliable and preferred supplier of security services to The Manitoba Museum for a number of years.”
– David Thompson
Director of Finance and Operations
The Alberta Teachers’ Association
“The IT security improvement journey for any organization can be a large and continuous undertaking. The Alberta Teachers’ Association (ATA) chose to partner with SRG many years ago to assist us on that journey. SRG continues to add value to the ATA by providing top quality service and resources in an annual security plan. Over the years, SRG has helped us to gain support and commitment from the various stakeholders in the Association and we continue to look forward to a long relationship with SRG.”
– Dr. Terry Bruchal
Director of Information Technology
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300-1914 Hamilton Street
Regina, SK S4P 3N6
Cyber Security Bulletin: Working from home during the COVID-19 Pandemic
During the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a significant increase in the adoption of additional network software by companies endeavoring to enable their employees to work from home.
This has turned the attention of the “bad actors” looking to exploit potential vulnerabilities in these work-from-home technologies. As always, their intent is to disrupt business or to compromise computer systems.
In addition to the vulnerabilities that may exist in the software being used, some companies are implementing these collaboration systems in a less secure manner for ease and convenience of the home worker, further exposing themselves to being exploited during online meetings and while file sharing from one home worker to another.
Here are some key mitigation strategies and guidance SRG recommends:
Keep these technologies as well as home user systems patched and updated for protection.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic Update – SRG Remains Fully Operational
The health and safety of our employees, clients, and the general public remains SRG’s top priority during the COVID-19 pandemic.
While we continue to provide cyber and physical security services as required services during this period, we are taking all reasonable precautions to protect our employees, contractors, and the public. We are committed to ensuring security needs are met without sacrificing the health and safety standards recommended by national, provincial, and regional health authorities. Some of these standards include, but are not limited to:
SRG executives and senior management continue to monitor developments in respect to COVID-19 and are in frequent communication with our clients and our staff to ensure health and safety standards are being met during this period.
While this situation continues to evolve, we are confident in our ability to provide our clients and partners with the highest standard of security services for which we have become known.
Thank you for placing your trust in SRG Security Resource Group Inc.
I would also like to express my thanks to our extraordinary SRG team of security guards, cyber security analysts, and office workers, who have continued their responsibilities without fail during these trying times.
Blair Ross
President & COO
Cyber Security Bulletin: COVID-19
The industry is seeing heightened activity pertaining to COVID-19 themed malware that is proliferating on the internet. Counterfeit websites and email phishing campaigns are leveraging public fear of and interest in the COVID-19 pandemic to spread malware that can infect corporate and personal systems.
As staff use the internet to search out status and information on the COVID-19 world situation, they may be redirected to sites that can cause a malware infection. Further, phishing campaigns and email attachments that may look like a legitimate correspondence from executives regarding the COVID-19 situation should be scrutinized.
We encourage companies to make their people aware of this situation and be wary of any email attachments, suspicious website redirections and unauthorized email in general.
SRG Monthly Security Bulletin – February 2019
SRG Monthly Security Bulletin – January 2019