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Estec System (CEO Lee Byung-hwa), a company specializing in comprehensive safety solutions, announced on the 12th that it was finally selected as an entrepreneur for the "2026 Private Security Support Project for High-Risk Crime Victims" organized by the National Police Agency. As a result, Estek System has been in charge of the project for four consecutive years since the introduction of the pilot project in 2023.

This project is a public safety project that supports private professional security personnel for victims of crimes with a high risk of retaliation and recidivism, such as stalking, domestic violence, social violence, and violent crimes. The key is to prevent secondary damage by providing close protection services throughout daily life, such as the victim's residence, workplace, and movement routes.

Starting with the pilot project in the Seoul metropolitan area in 2023, Estec System has been operating the protection system based on the national network even in 2025, when the scope of the project has expanded nationwide. In particular, it served as a practical security assistant by deploying a cumulative 9,140 security personnel to a total of 421 protected persons in 2025.

In recent years, as the demand for private security for high-risk crime victims continues to expand, Estec System has made strengthening its field response capabilities a top priority and is operating a specialized education system. After completing training on a total of 450 security personnel so far, Estek System has been conducting professional training for 144 people this year to improve its protection capabilities. In particular, security guards who were recognized for their contribution to securing the safety of victims through the case of excellent civilian protection in the Busan Dongrae Police Station were awarded a letter of appreciation from the police chief, proving their ability to respond on the spot.

Vice President Kim Hong-geun (Security Business Division Head) said, "This project is a project with a heavy social responsibility to protect the lives and daily lives of crime victims. Based on the know-how accumulated over the past four years and the nationwide mobility, we will make every effort to protect victims in 2026."