About Jegiti
Protecting commercial spaces through comprehensive security assessments since 2015
Our Foundation
Jegiti was established in Sofia in 2015 by a group of security professionals who recognized a critical gap in the Bulgarian market. Business owners were investing heavily in security systems without understanding their actual vulnerabilities. We started with a simple premise: conduct thorough evaluations before recommending solutions.
Our first office on Ulitsa Georgi S. Rakovski 103 served 12 clients that year. Today, we assess over 200 commercial properties annually across Sofia and surrounding regions. What began as three specialists has grown into a team of 15 certified auditors, each bringing expertise in different aspects of commercial security.
The company emerged from real-world experience. Our founders spent a combined 40 years working in corporate security, law enforcement, and risk management. They witnessed countless businesses suffering losses that proper assessment could have prevented.
What Drives Us
We exist to provide business owners with clear, actionable information about their security posture. Every commercial space has unique risks based on location, industry, layout, and operations. Our work identifies these specific vulnerabilities through systematic evaluation.
The vision is straightforward: make professional security assessment accessible to businesses of all sizes in Bulgaria. Whether you operate a retail store in Sofia's center or a warehouse in an industrial district, you deserve to know where your property is exposed.
We measure success by one metric: did our assessment help the client make informed decisions? This means delivering reports that business owners can actually use, written in clear language with prioritized recommendations and realistic cost estimates.
Core Principles
Objectivity
We don't sell security equipment or installation services. Our assessments remain independent, focused solely on identifying actual risks without commercial bias.
Thoroughness
Each evaluation follows a 47-point checklist covering physical barriers, access control, surveillance coverage, lighting, and procedural weaknesses. Nothing gets overlooked.
Clarity
Technical jargon serves no purpose if clients can't understand findings. Reports use plain language, photographs, and diagrams to communicate vulnerabilities clearly.
Practicality
Recommendations consider your budget and operational constraints. We prioritize risks and suggest phased implementation when immediate fixes aren't feasible.