Below is a short, practical list of reputable — and generally budget‑friendly — security providers in Malaysia, split by service type (manned guarding vs electronic systems). I included a quick note about what each company is known for, any quality/certification signals, and what to ask them so you can get good value without cutting corners.

Manned-guard / security‑services companies

• Strikeforce Security Sdn Bhd — ISO 9001:2015 certified, offers trained static guards for offices, construction sites, events and hospitals. Good for organisations that want documented quality processes. (strikeforce.com.my)
• ZB Security Services Sdn Bhd — long established (since 2000) firm with ISO/BSEN management certification claims and experience across residential, commercial and industrial sites. Useful if you want a firm with local track record and formal quality systems. (zbsecurity.my)
• Empire Eagle / Swift Eagle (and similar regional firms) — smaller/national players that advertise competitive pricing and flexible deployment (static guards, event, cash-in-transit, guard dogs). Often quicker to negotiate custom packages for SMEs. (empireeagle.com.my)

CCTV / alarm / access control installers & monitored systems

• MrSuperSecure (IGE Group) — established installer/supplier covering CCTV, alarm, access control; large client list claims (government and corporations). Good option if you want an experienced installer with after‑sales support. (MrSuperSecure.com)
• Protech Security System — CCTV and alarm supplier in KL/Selangor focused on competitive pricing for homes and SMEs. Good for lower‑budget installs where you still want recognized brands. (protechsecurity.com.my)
• KK Security Solutions / small local integrators — many local firms (e.g., KK Security, Zashtech, Protech) offer lower labour/installation costs and domestic brand options; compare warranty and service response times before deciding. (kksecurity.com.my)
• truSafe / professionally monitored packages — if you want affordable monitoring rather than one‑time installs, some providers advertise monthly plans from modest rates (example packages start from under RM100/month for basic monitoring). Useful when you want 24/7 alarm response without large upfront cost. (Check exact package details and contract length.) (truSafe.com.my)

How to choose an “affordable but quality” provider (quick checklist)

• Licensing and certifications: for guards, confirm Kementerian Dalam Negeri (Home Ministry) license and ask about CSG/TNG training; for firms, prefer ISO 9001 / industry certifications if you want documented quality. (strikeforce.com.my)
• Written scope and SLAs: require a clear statement of work, response times for faults, and replacement/warranty for equipment. Low price with no SLA is a red flag. (protechsecurity.com.my)
• References & site visits: ask for 2–3 client references in the same industry/region and (if possible) visit an installation or site under service. (MrSuperSecure.com)
• Transparent pricing: get itemised quotes (equipment, cabling, labour, monitoring, recurring fees). Compare total cost of ownership (upfront + 1 year service). (samautogate.com.my)
• Local after‑sales support: cheaper installers sometimes cut price but have slow service. Confirm local presence and guaranteed response times. (protechsecurity.com.my)

Typical affordable options by budget/need

• Lowest upfront cost, acceptable security: basic CCTV + DIY alarm from a local installer (expect RM1–3k for simple terrace house installs depending on equipment). Validate warranty and wiring quality. (protechsecurity.com.my)
• Low upfront + monthly monitored service: entry monitored packages (vendor promotional plans) from ~RM79–150/month — good for homeowners who prefer predictable monthly fees. Confirm contract terms. (truSafe.com.my)
• Low ongoing cost for businesses: outsource manned guarding from an ISO‑certified local company (request staff training records and turnover rates). (strikeforce.com.my)

Next steps (fast)

1. Pick 2–3 providers from the lists above that match your needs (guarding vs systems).
2. Ask each for an itemised quote, warranty terms, response SLA and 2 client references.
3. Compare total cost over 12 months, not just headline price — include monitoring, maintenance, and replacements.

If you want, tell me:

• whether you need manned guards, electronic systems (CCTV/alarm/access), or both; and
• your location (city/estate) and rough budget — and I’ll shortlist 3 specific providers near you and suggest exact questions to include in the quote request.

Sources: company sites and provider pages used to verify services, certifications and typical pricing/offerings. (strikeforce.com.my)