The Antrim-based company provided the Buddhist leader and his entourage with Close Protection Officers for a series of events on the 18th of July.
The exiled Tibetan was in the country to support the charity Children in Crossfire which aims to eradicate child poverty.
Brendan Flynn, the Managing Director of Federal Security said:
“We were delighted to provide support for the charity in the form of Close Protection Officers to ensure the safety of the Dalai Lama and his entourage at his hotel, at events with the press and public and during transit between locations.”
A part of Newcourt Group Plc, Federal Security Services employs 890 security officers on assignments across both public and private sectors.