IntroductionCompany ProfileTyco Incorporated was founded in 1960 by Arthur J. Rosenberg, headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts. In 1982, to strengthen the company, Tyco was divided into three business segments: fire protection, electronics and packaging. Tyco reorganized the company again in the 1990s, including electrical and electronic components, healthcare and specialty products, fire and security services, and flow control. In 2000 Tyco I nc. had acquired more than three large companies such as ADT, CI T Group and Raychem. Tyco Fire and Security Products is a business unit of Tyco International specializing in the manufacturing of fire and security products worldwide. It has more than 40 offices with 2500 employees working across the world. The Tyco Security Products American Dynamics, Bentel, CEM Systems, CONNECT24, DSC, Elpas, Kantech, Software House, Sur-Gard, and Visonic brands represent more combined years of operational security experience than any other security product group to the world. The products are used to safeguard firefighters, prevent fires, deter thieves and protect people and property. Security solutions include:State-of-the-art monitoring centers that operate 24/7Intrusion detectionVideo surveillance and documentation solutions (CCTV)Access control systemsElectronic item surveillance systems (EAS) and property management systems Retail Security Source Tagging Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Perimeter Protection Nurse Call and Escort Services Fire Protection Solutions Include: Fire Detection and Alarms Gas Detection Fire Monitoring Services Special Hazard Systems Irrigation Systems Foam Systems Dry Chemical Systems Water Fogging Systems kitchen .Tyco's valuesTyco's culture is......at the heart of the paper......ered to be safe. Theft, fires and natural disasters are some examples that can reverse the situation. We visit different places such as hospitals, airports, schools, universities, offices and commercial buildings. We also travel by plane, train and subway. A major change in people's attitude towards security products can be observed in India. According to NBM MEDIA the electronic security market currently comprises 10 billion rupees but is expected to reach 22 billion rupees by 2015. Increasing crimes and growing knowledge about security have pushed people to invest in fire systems and of safety. products. Initially people make a low investment by purchasing video intercoms and then home alarm systems and finally opting for CCTV. Many security product companies such as Tyco and Honeywell benefit from the growing awareness and sale of security products.