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Wedge Barriers: how do they work and what are they used for?
Wedge barriers are versatile security barriers that offer a lot of variety in design and functionality, making them a go-to choice for all types of security needs. This article explores different types, how they work, and important factors to consider when choosing wedge barriers for your perimeter.
5 days ago


Bollards: Different types and the role they play in perimeter security
Security bollards are highly effective at ensuring unauthorized vehicles don’t breach perimeters. They’re highly customizable security barriers that can fit into just about any security strategy and are widely used by all types of commercial and industrial businesses in almost every industry. This article explores the different types of bollards and the role they play in perimeter security.
Sep 18


Video Surveillance: your key to total perimeter vision
As one of the most effective tools for deterring unauthorized users, video surveillance can be used to monitor vulnerable areas, record critical incidents, and even lower insurance premiums. This article explored the role video surveillance plays in perimeter security, the benefits of implementing effectively, and important factors to consider when designing a video surveillance strategy.
Sep 4


Crash-Rated Barriers: helping critical infrastructure achieve maximum protection
It’s no secret that there’s been an increase in vehicle as weapon (VAW) attacks in the recent years. Vehicles seem to have become a top choice for terrorists when attacking critical infrastructure, growing the need for crash-rated protection to keep personnel, assets, and facilities safe.
This article explains different types of crash-rated barriers, what their crash-rating means, and how they can be leveraged to maximize protection for critical infrastructure.
Aug 27


IronSite Security Assessments: Identify threats, build better protection
Is your perimeter really secure? Many organizations assume they’re protected—until an incident proves otherwise. The reality is that most facilities have hidden vulnerabilities that attackers, trespassers, or even operational mishaps can exploit. This is where an IronSite security assessment comes in.
Aug 20


Access Control Checklist: establishing your first line of defense
Access control is your first line of defense in perimeter security, making it a critical component of any businesses security strategy. Effectively implemented access control measures streamline entry and exit protocols while keeping unauthorized users out of facilities that house sensitive or critical information.
Aug 12


Which crash-rated barrier is right for you?
When it comes to crash-rated barriers, there are plenty of options for commercial and industrial settings. While they all achieve a high degree of protection from vehicular threats, they function differently, have different limitations, different use cases, etc. This article explores the different types of security barriers and which one might be right for your next security project.
Aug 5


Avoid costly security failures with preventative maintenance
Unplanned downtime is a headache all businesses would like to prevent, but in an industry where it could mean the difference between life and death, it’s something that needs to be avoided at all costs.
Implementing a tailored maintenance program for your perimeter is critical to avoiding costly problems that accompany downtime. This article explores the benefits associated with an effective maintenance program and steps you can take to implement one.
Jul 28


Balancing effective physical security with pleasing aesthetics
Achieving effective perimeter security without sacrificing aesthetics is a tedious and complex process that can give any business a major headache but is it possible with the right strategy. This blog article explores vital aspects to consider and what you can do to implement a tailored security strategy that doesn’t sacrifice the visual appeal of your perimeter.
Jul 23


Parking Systems 101: different systems and the technology that makes them work
Technology has simplified a lot of things we do daily, and parking is no exception. It might not be something we think about often, but the technology needed to streamline parking at places like parking garages, airports, corporate campuses, etc. can be surprisingly advanced depending on the system. This blog article explores different types of parking solutions and the technology that makes them work, from ticketing systems to access control solutions to varying payment opti
Jul 15


Portable Security Barriers: Rapid Vehicle Security Deployment for Events, Emergency Response, and Critical Infrastructure
While they’ve been around for years, modern portable barriers have advanced significantly offering powerful, crash-rated protection without the need for permanent installation. In this article, we break down the different types of portable barriers, where they're commonly used, and how they compare to other security solutions.
Jul 9


Automatic Gates and the Importance of the UL325 Safety Standard
When it comes to securing facilities and their perimeters, automatic gates play a critical role in ensuring things stay protected. Furthermore, the UL325 Safety Standard is a critical component to ensuring physical security features offer maximum protection and safety from security threats. Explore the details and various safety aspects of this safety standard and why it's a non-negotiable for securing commercial automatic gates.
Jul 1


Utility Substations: choosing the right security fence
Critical infrastructure within the power grid is essential to transmitting electricity across the world. Determining the best fencing solutions for substations is crucial for maximizing protection, but it can easily become a complex decision that utilities have to make. This article highlights considerations and other key factors for Utilities to consider when choosing security fencing for their next project or site upgrade.
Jun 24


Crash-ratings for barriers explained: understanding the differences
It’s no secret that the number of vehicular attacks has grown in recent years, especially after the COVID-19 pandemic. The need to protection from vehicular attacks is at an all-time high, and implementing crash barriers around a facility or site perimeter is one of the best deterrents of vehicular attacks. However, not all crash barriers are created equal, so understanding the varying levels of protection they offer is critical to safeguarding what matters most to you.
Jun 17


Corporate Campus Security – best practices to keep employees and assets protected
Corporate campuses often encompass a combination of multiple buildings, parking lots, and outdoor areas for employees to enjoy. The vast landscape of access control points and potential security risks found at just about any corporate campus demands a comprehensive physical security plan to keep employees and assets safe. This blog article examines best practices when designing perimeter security for corporate campuses and how you can implement for success.
Jun 11


Stadium Security - best practices every strategy should have
Stadiums and sports venues often draw large crowds of attendees who are passionate about cheering on their favorite teams and athletes. Unfortunately, they’re also prime targets for threats like terrorism, active shooters, and fan violence. This worry should be the last thing on the minds of fans attending, which is why it’s critical to have a security plan that works for your stadium.
May 27


Avoid costly repairs: the importance of automated gate maintenance
This article explores the benefits of a proper maintenance plan and how it helps avoid common issues that can disrupt operation of automated gates.
May 21


Gated Communities – the most dependable Access Control systems
Property manager's responsibility to keep residents safe from unauthorized access starts with effective access control. This article explains the most reliable access control systems for gated communities.
May 15


Automated Gates & the technological landscape of Access Control systems
Access Control is a vital component to effective Automated Gate security. This article analyzes the current technological landscape of access control systems and what the future might hold.
May 6


Security Gates - understanding the different types and their uses
With so many different security gates available today, finding the right one to meet your unique needs is a challenge. Here's our comprehensive guide to understanding the different types of security gates and what to consider before choosing one for your next project.
Apr 30
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