Security-Net, Inc. has expanded its operations by integrating Digitronics, a Virginia-based security system integrator, into its network. This move broadens Security-Net's reach in the Mid-Atlantic, including strategic areas, such as Washington, D.C., Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia, while also enhancing its expertise in federal government security projects.
Digitronics, led by President and CEO Mala Grover, is renowned for its work in designing, installing, and supporting advanced electronic security systems, particularly within the federal sector.
Expertise in electronic security systems
Digitronics recently extended its services to the commercial market, implementing rigorous security designs
With over 30 years in the security industry, Grover has led Digitronics, a woman-owned small business, for more than two decades. The company is distinguished by its CSEIP and UL 2050 certifications, positioning it to operate within highly regulated government frameworks, safeguarding essential national infrastructure.
Digitronics recently extended its services to the commercial market, implementing rigorous security designs and installations for private clients alike.
Integration and project management
Grover commented on the new partnership, expressing that "Security-Net is truly an elite group of seasoned companies spread across the United States." She highlighted the benefits of the network, such as having access to reliable partners nationwide, facilitating project completion on time and within budget.
Through her association with Security-Net, Grover looks forward to sharing her federal sector knowledge while learning from peers about project management, bidding processes, and integration techniques. She sees these collaborations as crucial to her company’s ongoing growth and innovation.
Increasing capabilities and regional influence
The inclusion of Digitronics is seen as a significant advantage to Security-Net, enriching its pool of federal government
The inclusion of Digitronics is seen as a significant advantage to Security-Net, enriching its pool of federal government integration expertise and enhancing its presence along the Washington, D.C. corridor, a zone defined by complex security operations.
Roy Stephenson, director of business development for Utah Yamas Controls and long-standing Security-Net member, praised Grover's contributions, stating, "Mala brings an exceptional level of professionalism and technical expertise to the group. Her company’s experience in the federal sector, along with its UL 2050 certification, adds a tremendous amount of value to Security-Net’s collective capabilities."
Career background and future endeavours
Grover embarked on her career in security in 1995, transitioning from international business. Her initial $450 project evolved into a company managing substantial federal projects, such as those undertaken for the U.S. Department of Education. Digitronics now employs 23 staff members, with Grover’s son contributing to the expansion of its commercial sector operations.
Security-Net comprises 19 members with a broad geographical presence, serving clients in the United States, Canada, and beyond. Members collaborate to share best practices, technical knowledge, and training initiatives, while partnering on extensive client projects that require national and international service reach.
Security-Net, Inc., a network of pioneering security system integrators, is pleased to welcome its newest member, Mala Grover, president and chief executive officer of Digitronics, based in Herndon, Va.
With the addition of Grover, Security-Net strengthens its presence in the Mid-Atlantic region, including Washington, D.C., Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia, while gaining a member with deep expertise in federal government security projects.
Advanced electronic security systems
Grover brings three decades of experience in the security industry, including more than 20 years pioneering Digitronics, a woman-owned small business specialising in design, installation, and support of advanced electronic security systems. The company is uniquely positioned in the federal sector, maintaining CSEIP certification and UL 2050 certification, which enable Digitronics to serve highly regulated government environments and protect critical national infrastructure.
In recent years, the company has expanded its footprint into the commercial market, offering the same level of rigorous design and implementation expertise to private sector clients.
Project management, bidding, and integration practices
“Security-Net is truly an elite group of seasoned companies spread across the United States,” said Grover. “One of the biggest benefits is the network itself and having trusted partners across the country who I can reach out to for support on projects or team with to get them completed on time and within budget. It’s like having an extended arm that helps me deliver the best possible service to my customers.”
Through her participation in Security-Net, Grover is eager to both contribute her federal sector expertise and learn from her peers’ extensive experience in project management, bidding, and integration practices. She believes the relationships she builds through Security-Net will help her business to continue to grow, innovate, and evolve.
Security-Net’s collective capabilities
With Digitronics joining Security-Net, the organisation gains additional depth in federal government integration and expands its footprint in the important Washington, D.C. corridor, which is a region known for its complex and high-security installations.
"Mala brings an exceptional level of professionalism and technical expertise to the group,” said Roy Stephenson, director of business development for Utah Yamas Controls, and a long-time Security-Net member. “Her company’s experience in the federal sector, along with its UL 2050 certification, adds a tremendous amount of value to Security-Net’s collective capabilities.”
Prior roles of Grover
Grover entered the security industry in 1995 after beginning her career in international business. What started as a single $450 project grew into a thriving company managing large-scale federal installations, including projects with the U.S. Department of Education. Now, Digitronics employs 23 people, including Grover’s son, who is helping expand the company’s commercial business.
Security-Net currently has 19 members with an extensive geographical footprint to serve customers throughout the United States, Canada, and internationally. Together, members share best practices, including technical knowledge and training initiatives, and partner on customer projects that extend beyond a company’s geographic reach to ensure national account-level service.
