Super Sécurité professionalises private security in Guinea
The Conakry-based firm has secured over 100 clients and operates at more than 150 sites nationwide.
Super Sécurité, a Guinean company founded in November 2022 in Conakry, is transforming private security practices by moving beyond simple agent presence to a comprehensive approach for protecting people and facilities. The firm aims to professionalise the sector by offering services including risk identification, tailored instructions, agent training, and regular supervision, alongside electronic security and digitalisation.
The company, based in Lambanyi, Conakry, has expanded its operations to key economic zones such as Boké, Sangaredji, Kamsar, Forécariah, and Boffa. Super Sécurité reported deploying agents to the Ashapura mining site in Houda, Sangaredji, in October 2026. It has also conducted over 35 specialised training sessions, focusing on first aid and fire prevention and fighting, to maintain agent skills.
Super Sécurité integrates technology like video surveillance and access control, and offers a client application for real-time monitoring and anomaly reporting. Thierno Sita Diallo, the company's director general, discussed the firm's creation, development, and ambitions in an interview, highlighting its focus on enhancing team efficiency through technology without replacing human presence.
Why it mattersSuper Sécurité's expansion to over 150 sites nationwide impacts businesses and infrastructure across Guinea by enhancing their security measures.