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Category Archives: Local Government Security
David Barnes Appointed to the National Sheriffs Association’s (NSA) School Safety & Security Committee
Isotec Security Inc’s President and CEO, David Barnes, accepted his nomination to the NSA’s committee for School Safety & Security. Barnes will serve as a subject matter expert from the product/technology side of products, technologies, and services that prevent guns from getting into schools. Barnes commented “I cannot think of a more worthy cause. I’m honored to be part of this dedicated team of professionals committed to protecting children, the schools they attend and the communities they call home.” Barnes Read More
Posted in Active Shooter, Anti-Terrorism, Courthouse Security, DHS, Law Enforcement, Local Community Protection, Local Government Security, National Security, Safety Entrance, School Security
Tagged Active Shooter, Active shooter plan, Courthouse Security, Department of Homeland Security, Metal Detection, Protect What Matters, Qualified Anti-terrorism Technologies, SAFETY Act, Safety Entrances, School Security, State Government Security
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Defeating the Active Shooter: Part III
We don’t pick when bad things happen. They pick us. Part III: NFPA 3000 & ASHER Active Shooter Hostile Event Response On May 1, 2018 the National Fire Protection Association released standards related to active shooter responses (NFPA 3000). NFPA 3000 will become the template by which safety & security measures addressing active shooters will be measured. This link is to the NFPA 3000 home page. Before we start, it’s important to understand that tactics for defeating an active shooter Read More
Posted in Access Control, Anti-Terrorism, Community Protection, Courthouse Security, Isotec Security, Law Enforcement, Local Government Security, Safety Entrance, School Security
Tagged Active shooter plan, Law Enforcement, Local Government Security, Metal Detection, Protect What Matters, Qualified Anti-terrorism Technologies, School Security
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Security Door Systems & How to Choose the Right One
Choosing security door systems for your commercial building is of the utmost importance. You want to choose a system that is appropriate based on the flow of people, the valuable assets held within the building, and more. There is more technology on the market than ever before. This can lead to an overwhelming number of choices for you. By gaining a better understanding of how the different doors work, you can start to see which ones would be most appropriate Read More
Grant Funding for Law Enforcement Technologies
Grant Funding for Law Enforcement Technologies The National Sheriffs Association recently hosted a webinar for municipal law enforcement agencies on areas to be focus that are receiving state and federal funding. https://nsa.adobeconnect.com/pdkaof8em5j7/?launcher=false&fcsContent=true&pbMode=normal The webinar featured representatives from Grants Office, LLC out of Rochester, NY. www.grantsoffice.com There are many technology deployments that can be funded via state or federal grants. The two largest funding initiatives by the Department of Homeland Security are the Urban Area Security Initiative (USAI) and the State Read More
Isotec Security & OptiVia Partner to Protect Courthouse
OptiVia’s Brian Janczak hit the ground running in pursuit of a business opportunity to protect Emmet County’s state courthouse. Brian followed up on a request for information generated from Isotec’s direct marketing program. He spoke with Emmet County officials to understand their safety & security needs, and then worked with Isotec’s Paul Labarile to design a risk appropriate solution for the courthouse. The Safety Entrance® solutions chosen by Emmet County exemplify Isotec’s site specific design and engineering fortes. The Safety Entrances® Read More
Department of Homeland Security Video
Take 3 minutes to listen to Bruce Davidson from Homeland Security and security professionals on the importance of SAFETY Act approved products. Isotec Security is in the anti-terrorism business. We know that offering SAFETY Act approved products removes the guesswork for our clients. They know the process and product standards set forth by Homeland Security reduce their liabilities while keeping safe and protecting what matters most. They understand that acts terrorism are rising and their countermeasures to prevent terrorism and violent crimes must Read More
Posted in Airport Security, Anti-Terrorism, Banks & Credit Unions, Federal Security, Homeland Security, Local Community Protection, Local Government Security, Military Security, National Security, Nuclear Facility Security, Nuclear Security, Safety Act, Uncategorized
Tagged Anti-terrorism Technologies, Department of Homeland Security, Qualified Anti-terrorism Technologies, SAFETY Act
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The "New Normal" Security Standards
Shootem Up Flyer_2016 Terrorist and criminals have escalated their levels of violence throughout the world. They deem no act too severe, or target too soft to achieve their objectives. Therefore, safety and security countermeasures need to operate with zero risk tolerances to deny terrorists and criminals the ability to project their “new normal”. Here are some requirements to protect against the “new normal” paradigm. Must Work 24/7 – 365 Days a Year Safety & security countermeasures must operative and be Read More
Posted in Access Control, ANSI & ADAAG Products, Banks & Credit Unions, Courthouse Security, Federal Security, Local Community Protection, Local Government Security, Military Security, Nuclear Facility Security, Safety Act, Safety Entrance, Uncategorized
Tagged Access Control Vestibules, Anti-terrorism Technologies, Bullet Resistant Entrances, Department of Defense, Interlocking Doors, Qualified Anti-terrorism Technologies, Security Vestibules, Weapons Control Portals
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