Director-led close protection, tactical chauffeur convoys, and bespoke threat mitigation across India, South Africa, Asia, and Africa.
Protecting corporate infrastructure, sensitive databases, and executive communications against modern digital and physical threats.
From International Premier Tennis League & World Cup details to male/female close protection officers and PRM Air Ambulance evacuation.
Protexx Risk Management (ProtexxRM) was founded in 2011 by Director Zane Wilmans, to bridge a critical gap: bringing genuine, verifiable international-standard security protocols to India, South Africa, and across the Asian and African continents.
In an increasingly impersonal world, our directors maintain a direct, hands-on command over every operation—from discreet VIP close protection and pioneer protective-chauffeur transport in India to complex rescue missions, major sporting tournaments, and AI-era cyber risk mitigation.
India’s pioneering combined Close Protection Officer (CPO) and tactical evasive driver service. Every operative is vetted and matched to your profile to safeguard both personal safety and brand image.
Discreet male and female protection officers, 24/7 real-time portable GPS tracking, and vetted hotel/transport routing for solo female executives and travelers across India.
Internationally recognized threat identification, vulnerability audits, mitigation engineering, and risk transfer frameworks for residences, corporations, and venues.
Specialized digital forensics to track cyberattacks to their origin, harden enterprise servers, prevent database exfiltration, and architect resilient IT systems.
Emergency air medical evacuation, armored vehicle & helicopter charters, pre-arrival advance surveys, and major sports security (IPL, FIFA World Cup, IPTL).
One team, both ends of the journey, 24/7. Discover how Protexx Risk Management (Mumbai HQ) and Mainstreet 1866 (Johannesburg) deliver unbroken close protection, intelligence, and emergency evacuation across two continents. Protexx bridges the middle with international-standard protection and genuine local depth in India, South Africa and Middle East..
Unlike agencies that subcontract to unknown third parties on arrival, Protexx operates a direct, battle-tested India–Southern Africa corridor through our partnership with Mainstreet 1866 in Johannesburg. Your principal is met at Mumbai CSIA and Johannesburg O.R. Tambo by the same unified command structure.
Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC), Mumbai • Delhi NCR • Bengaluru • Hyderabad
✓ PSARA Compliant & InsuredSandton, Johannesburg • Cape Town • SADC & East/West Africa Corridors
✓ PSIRA Registered & Tactical OpsVery few security firms in India or Africa hold direct, named endorsements from Olympic gold medallists, Grand Slam champions, and international league founders.
“For your security concerns internationally, I highly recommend Zane Wilmans for his outstanding service. As my personal security advisor while at the World Cup Soccer in South Africa, he simply provided the best service that you can imagine. While in India, please call Zane!”
“Protexx has provided services to me for many years now and have always shown themselves to be very professional and number one in what they do. With outstanding personal services specific to what I need, I highly recommend them above all else.”
“Protexx and the team have done an excellent job in ensuring the security of the International Premier Tennis League since its conception, managing complex multi-city athlete and venue logistics seamlessly.”
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Read Full BriefingCombining vetted male/female close protection officers, secure airport transfers, and 24/7 real-time GPS telemetry for international business travelers.
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