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When you are planning a new security project, bollards can do a lot more than most people think. They can enhance curb appeal, guide vehicles, separate pedestrians from traffic, and, in high-risk environments, stop vehicles from becoming weapons. In this article, we’ll break down the main types of bollards, what “low-security” vs. “high-security” really means, and the key questions to answer before you design your next bollard system.

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.

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.

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.