Armed Close Protection in Belgium
1-Protection is a Belgian security company authorised by the Federal Public Service Home Affairs. We protect embassies, diplomatic missions, company executives and individuals facing an identified threat — discreetly, and within a strict legal framework.
What we do
Armed bodyguards
Armed and unarmed close protection across Belgium, for executives, diplomats and people under threat.
Embassy protection
Protection of diplomatic staff, access control at the chancery or residence, and secure transport in Brussels.
Individuals at risk
Discreet protection after threats, intimidation or harassment, scaled to the risk and reviewed as it evolves.
Security guarding
Static guarding, access control and patrols for companies, institutions and sensitive buildings in Brussels.
Secure transport
Armoured vehicles and drivers trained in defensive driving, with route planning and advance reconnaissance.
Authorisations
Our licence, our officers’ identification cards and our liability insurance — published and verifiable.
Why clients choose us
A licensed Belgian company
Private security in Belgium is regulated. 1-Protection holds an authorisation from the Federal Public Service Home Affairs (company and authorisation number 0505.981.001), and every officer holds a valid identification card. In France, our officers hold CNAPS cards for close protection duties.
Discretion as a working method
Officers work in civilian dress unless a visible presence is requested. We do not disclose client identities, locations or arrangements — during the assignment or after it. We do not photograph our missions.
A plan, not a headcount
Every assignment starts with a threat and risk assessment, and results in a written protection plan: number of officers, rotation, vehicles, communication and escalation procedure. The arrangement is reviewed as the situation develops.
Tell us about your situation
We reply quickly and in complete confidence.
Phone: +32 2 315 73 60 — E-mail: info@1-protection.eu
1-Protection SRL, Kaasmarkt 24, 1780 Wemmel, Belgium