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Category Archives: Courthouse Security

Tailgating Detection and Prevention: Enforce One Person Rule
Tailgating or piggy backing is becoming a greater security concern. The term tailgating or piggy backing refers to two or more people attempting to pass through an entrance that has a “one at a time” rule, or where ID authentication is required to enter. Enforcing compliance with credentialed entries or exits is an access control process governed by certain rules. One such rule is one credentialed person entering or leaving a building or a specified part of a building at Read More
Posted in Access Control, Airport Security, ANSI & ADAAG Products, Anti-Terrorism, Commercial Facilities, Courthouse Security, Exit Lane Breach Control, Isotec Security
Tagged Access Control Portals, Access Control Vestibules, Airport Security, automated security, Exit Lane Breach Control
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Active Shooters Are Sizing You Up
According to a thirteen-year study by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, 77% of active shooters are planning their acts of pre-meditated murder from a minimum of 8 days up to 2 years! They are sizing up and selecting their strike points in schools, churches, concerts, libraries, courthouses, public and private places of business. If you or your facility does not have a plan to counter this threat, the risk to your vulnerable population is Read More
Posted in Active Shooter, Anti-Terrorism, Banks & Credit Unions, Commercial Facilities, Courthouse Security, Isotec Security, Law Enforcement, Safety Entrance, School Security
Tagged Active Shooter, Active shooter plan, Law Enforcement, Qualified Anti-terrorism Technologies, Safety Entrances, School Security, Security Vestibules, Weapons Control Portals
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Security Integrators – Worth Every Penny
Start with the end in mind when deploying life safety improvements or security measures. Contact a security integrator. A lot of behind the scenes effort and expertise goes into designing and delivering life safety and security solutions. Security integrators understand the regulatory codes required by Authorities Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) and are well versed in navigating projects through the various regulatory processes for code approval. As with all professionals, security integrators stand by their work and the solutions they provide. Read More
Posted in Access Control, ANSI & ADAAG Products, Banks & Credit Unions, Commercial Facilities, Courthouse Security, Installation, Isotec Security, Safety Entrance, School Security, Security Integrator, Security Monitoring
Tagged Access Control Vestibules, Bank Security, Bullet Resistant Entrances, installation, Interlocking Doors, Safety Entrance, School Security, security integrators
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Defeating the Active Shooter Part II
Part II: Deny Free Access Last week we covered how to prevent ambush attacks at a school or facility. This week we’ll cover proven practices, procedures and technologies to prevent unlawful and unchecked access. Someone has breached your school’s perimeter, so now you need to play defense. The difficulties encountered by intruders when attempting to move through your facility may determine how serious the breach becomes. The challenge; make defensive measures as seamless as possible for students, patrons and Read More

Defeating the Active Shooter Scenario: Part I
Like all predators and criminals, active shooters rely on the element of surprise, unfettered access, and non-confrontational targets for success. In coming weeks, we’ll examine some of the proven procedures and technologies used to prevent an ambush attack, assist in securing schools & facilities against unfettered access, and how to create a confrontational environment that resists active shooters. Preventing an Ambush Attack A.) Screen everyone; whether it is by the naked eye, camera surveillance, hand wanding, or walk Read More