The Dallas Police Department, which is the ninth largest municipal police force, utilizes a layered approach to physical security at its headquarters building, including recently-installed perimeter security.

Protecting assets when it comes to a Distribution or Fulfillment center is no easy task. On any given day, a busy warehouse can contain millions of dollars of merchandise spanning hundreds of thousands of square feet of space. 

As a designer, architect, or a security professional, matching the requirements of your physical security efforts to the correct equipment is an essential first step that will last the length of your turnstile investment.

Entrance and access control has evolved from primitive motes, or gates with sharp objects along the top, to innovatively designed steel and glass turnstiles, portals, revolving doors, or even optical sensors.

Physical security infrastructure is a critical component to an overarching security strategy. When making this significant investment, it is important to be aware of how far you can extend new and existing security protocols within your security hardware.

The growth of “smart buildings” and the evolution of technology innovations within them has skyrocketed since the turn of the 21st century.

Common Challenges When Considering Entrance Control for Education Environments. Education institutions have a shared commitment to providing a secure and safe environment for students to learn and staff to teach.

Is your construction or security project pursuing LEED certification? Fastlane® turnstiles enhance your green and environmental initiatives while protecting your people, assets, and building.

Legacy turnstiles can be great at detecting tailgaters, but truly securing a smart building now requires more. SmarterLobby is the industry’s first solution that looks beyond a credential. 

Corporate environments need to strike the right note between making a good first impression and ensuring their responsibilities to staff and visitors have been met.