Wednesday, April 23, 2025

Alton Valley becomes sole UK distributor of high-security access control software

Alton Valley, a Derby-based security technology firm with a workforce fully vetted for the highest-level clearance, has secured exclusive UK distribution rights for Credo ID, an advanced access control and security management platform developed by Midpoint Security.

Under the agreement, Alton Valley is now the only approved UK supplier of Credo ID, and will act as its primary installer and service provider. This positions the company as a central player in delivering high-grade security infrastructure to industries that require robust protection—such as defence, energy, and transport.

Credo ID’s cloud-ready platform is designed for scalable deployment across critical infrastructure, offering integrated physical and digital access controls tailored for mission-critical environments. With this partnership, businesses across the UK gain access to Ministry of Defence-level safeguards, backed by Alton Valley’s experience in complex, high-security installations.

The collaboration was unveiled at The Security Event trade show at Birmingham’s NEC, where both firms demonstrated their joint capabilities.

Alton Valley reported a record £6 million turnover last year and is expanding its footprint across the UK. The rollout of Credo ID will further support clients in responding to rising cybersecurity and physical threats, ensuring compliance and continuity in sensitive operations.

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