TDSi has announced it is offering the Microsesame Cube Supervision Software and Tillys Cube Access Control Hardware from its fellow Vitaprotech Group member, TIL Technologies to customers in the UK and Ireland.   

“TIL Technologies has built up a highly impressive track record of developing and producing class-leading electronic security systems for building supervision, access control and intrusion since it was established in Aix-en-Provence, France, in 1988,” said John Davies, Managing Director, TDSi.  

“With its respected ANSSI certification, the range perfectly complements our GARDiS range of hardware and software, making it an obvious inclusion into TDSi’s product portfolio in the UK.” 

Cube Access Control features  

The Tillys Cube Access Control Units and Microsesame Cube Software are ANSSI certified, making them ideal for deployment across the critical infrastructure space.  

TDSi is supplying and supporting the range of powerful Microsesame Cube Supervision Software and Tillys Cube Access Control Hardware suite of Multifunction Control Units and Specialised Modules.  

“We already have extensive reach across the French security market but are keen to build upon this in other regions as well,” said Denis Castanet, Managing Director, TIL Technologies.  

“TDSi is very well respected within the UK, making it the perfect partner to introduce and promote our products in this lucrative and impressive market.  

“As Vitaprotech Group sister companies we already have a perfect synergy to deliver the best security technology in the UK and beyond and we are excited to be partnering on this to reach new customers.” 

TIL Technologies portfolio  

TIL Technologies says it has an extensive portfolio of projects, with over 6,000 sites equipped with its products.  

These include national French customers such as French Ministries, SNCF, the French Post Office ‘LA POSTE’, EDF, AXA and the French military shipbuilder NAVAL GROUP. 

Its systems also protect a number of prestigious buildings, such as the ‘Tour First’ in la Défense, Marseille’s Vélodrome stadium and Le Château de Versailles. 

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