ODSecurity’s flagship product, the Soter RS Full Body Scanner, is already renowned worldwide for its ability to find literally anything that is either in, or on any person entering a correctional establishment, be those prisoners, visitors, or even staff, as well as supporting Law Enforcement, Customs & Border Security Screening and Embassy security.  

This appointment will enable ODSecurity and AIAUST to work together to ensure the safety of prisons, correctional, border entries, and embassy security establishments across Australia.

Benefiting Australian customers

AIAUST will provide full sales, installation, engineering, warranty, and training support for ODSecurity products across Australia.  

Stefan van der Veen of ODSecurity said, “We are pleased to announce our partnership with AIAUST, as it will guarantee our Australian clients will have full support from our extended team, regardless of any time difference, or travel disruptions. I am confident that this teaming agreement will be of great benefit to our customers in Australia.

Philip Lutkens, CEO of AIAUST, said, AIAUST is proud to partner with ODSecurity. Our combined expertise and after-market support will benefit our Australian customer’s comprehensive security needs.

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