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Category Archives: Anti-Terrorism
Technology Breakthrough for Weapons Detection
Artificial Intelligence is now available for X-ray machines. Continue reading
Posted in Anti-Terrorism, Courthouse Security, Federal Security, Local Government Security, Military Security, School Security, X-Ray Machine
Tagged Access Control Vestibules, Courthouse Security, Qualified Anti-terrorism Technologies, School Security, Security Vestibules, Weapons Control Portals
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Extreme Ownership – Inspired by former Navy Seals Jocko Willink & Leif Babin
A brief look into improving your performance and those around you with direct communications that insure clear understanding of what’s necessary and why to complete your team’s mission. Continue reading
Posted in Access Control, Active Shooter, Anti-Terrorism, Community Protection, Courthouse Security, Federal Security, Homeland Security, Law Enforcement, Military Security, National Security, Uncategorized
Tagged Access Control Vestibules, Active Shooter, Active shooter plan, automated security, Door Access Control System, Interlocking Doors, Metal Detection, Qualified Anti-terrorism Technologies
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Myth Busting on Bullet Proof Glass
Simply put, there is no such thing as “bulletproof glass”. Anyone who says otherwise is trying to sell you something. A more accurate term to use when discussing protective glazing is “bullet resistant glass”. Many times even that term is a misnomer since the majority of bullet resistant glazing products are a blend of polycarbonate or acrylic material. Bullet Resistant Acrylic plastic refers to a family of synthetic, or man-made, plastic materials containing one or more derivatives of acrylic acid. The most common acrylic plastic is polymethyl Read More
What type of door is best to secure my entrance?
Doors exist for reasons; what’re yours? Knowing the reason for a door’s existence is a key factor in determining what type of door you may need. With the operative word being need. These are a few questions that will take your search down the path for choosing the correct door type: • What size door do you want or need? • What type of materials are required? • Is the door a site barrier? • What are the dimensions for Read More
Posted in Access Control, Airport Security, ANSI & ADAAG Products, Anti-Terrorism, Banks & Credit Unions, Commercial Facilities, Exit Lane Breach Control, Installation, Isotec Security, Safety Entrance
Tagged Access Control Portals, Access Control Vestibules, ANSI & ADAAG Products, Bullet Resistant Entrances, Door Metal Detector, Safety Entrance, Security Vestibules, Weapons Control Portals
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Isotec’s $4.92 Hourly Employee
Where can you get an employee that works for less than $5 an hour? Give us a call. We can make that happen. Isotec’s Two-Lane DHS Designated Safety Entrances® cost $49,170. With proper maintenance, our Safety Entrances® have service lives of 10 – 25 years. Over 5 years that’s a $4.92 cost per hour based on an 8 hour day, and only $3.78 per hour for a 10 hour day. As the chart below shows our Safety Entrances® pay for Read More
Posted in Access Control, Active Shooter, Anti-Terrorism, Banks & Credit Unions, Commercial Facilities, DHS, Isotec Security, Safety Entrance, Security Guards, Security Monitoring
Tagged Access Control Vestibules, Anti-terrorism Technologies, automated security, Department of Homeland Security, Door Metal Detector, Weapons Detection
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Security Guards Require Less Training than Manicurists
Lobbying by the security industry has been so effective that armed guards with tacit approval to use lethal force are offering armed personnel services state by state with inconsistent training and/or testing requirements. Big businesses have derailed attempts to require rigorous training standards for armed guards across the country, most of whom face fewer state training requirements than a manicurist in a California nail salon. In California, an armed guard must have received 14 hours of gun training, six of Read More
Posted in Active Shooter, Anti-Terrorism, Banks & Credit Unions, Courthouse Security, Isotec Security, Safety Entrance, Security Guards, Security Integrator
Tagged Active shooter plan, Door Metal Detector, Safety Entrances, Security Guards, Security Vestibules, Weapons Control Portals, Weapons Detection
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Setting the Spec
“Proper Prior Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance.” James R. Steadham, Senior Chief USN Retired Scuba divers live by two important rules, “plan their dive and dive their plan” because they know the majority of diving accidents occur when “diving outside their plan”. Planning out and thinking through a security entrance’s Product Specifications are key steps in defining a project’s scope of work, and its Scenarios of Operation. The scenarios of operation define how the security entrance will perform when specified Read More
Posted in Access Control, Anti-Terrorism, Commercial Facilities, Exit Lane Breach Control, Installation, Isotec Security, Safety Entrance
Tagged Access Control Vestibules, automated security, Bullet Resistant Entrances, Exit Lane Breach Control, Safety Entrances, security integrators, Weapons Control Portals
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X-ray Machines with A.I. for Detecting Guns & Explosive
Today’s x-ray technologies are keeping pace with the ever-expanding threat from explosive devices. The levels of sophistication that must be engineered into security x-rays machines cannot be overstated. Security x-ray machines use low dose penetrating radiation to detect metallic and non-metallic objects. The intensity of the radiation required will be determined by the facility’s security requisites. As shown, public facilities that serve vulnerable populations utilize x-ray technologies as part of a comprehensive safety & security plan. People entering are screened Read More
Posted in Access Control, Airport Security, Anti-Terrorism, Courthouse Security, DHS, Isotec Security, Law Enforcement, School Security, Security Integrator, Security Monitoring, X-Ray Machine
Tagged Active shooter plan, Airport Security, Law Enforcement, Metal Detection, Qualified Anti-terrorism Technologies, School Security, X-Ray Machines
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Artificial Intelligence for School Security
Isotec & All Secure Group Provide School Safety & Security Solution: There are a number of ways to protect schools. Our view is this is that, the more you screen the more safe and secure you will be. School safety and security personnel will need to be dynamic in range of interactions and have force multiplier mobility. Isotec CEO David Barnes was recently interviewed by CBS news affiliate WKRC, where he offered suggestions for increasing safety in schools. With those Read More
Posted in Access Control, Active Shooter, Anti-Terrorism, Community Protection, Isotec Security, Law Enforcement, Safety Entrance, School Security
Tagged Active Shooter, Active shooter plan, Metal Detection, Protect What Matters, Qualified Anti-terrorism Technologies, Safety Entrances, School Security
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A $70 Million Drop in the Bucket
“The Department of Justice today announced more than $70 million in grant funding to bolster school security, educate and train students and faculty, and support law enforcement officers and first responders who arrive on the scene of a school violence incident.” – Justice News When is $70,000,000 a drop in the bucket? When it’s a measly sum to thwart school calamities and prevent them from happening. Is $70 million the best our society can do? Granted, something is better than Read More
