Total Security Solutions

Almost 40% of U.S. K–12 buildings were built before 1970. Four federal programs offer nearly $550M a year for school safety. This article covers which grants fund what and how to build a stronger application. hubs.ly/Q04C-B7h0 #schoolsafety #grantfunding

Choosing security window film comes down to two questions: what standard is it tested to, and how is it anchored? Testing tells you what threat it's built for. Anchoring determines whether it stays in place when it matters. hubs.ly/Q04zcTV80

A mantrap should stop a threat. A poorly designed one can trap the wrong people. One system locked in customers carrying rolls of quarters, then trapped police while the real suspect escaped. Thoughtful design matters more than automation. hubs.ly/Q04zTGL-0

Congregations shouldn't have to choose between feeling welcoming and being safe. In our experience, they don't have to. We break down four key areas every house of worship should consider for physical security, from threat assessment to staff training. hubs.ly/Q04wjZc10

Ballistic protection and ADA compliance aren't at odds when planned for early. We help you navigate weight, clearances, and hardware needs from day one. See where these priorities intersect, plus a checklist to catch issues early: hubs.ly/Q04wj2Kf0

Physical security is a system. This blog highlights the 5 Ds framework and the best practices CSOs are prioritizing: risk assessments, access control, executive protection, and more. hubs.ly/Q04rnb4Q0 #physicalsecurity #csos

Journalists face more physical threats than ever, and newsrooms, built for openness, are especially exposed. This post covers how media companies are adopting corporate-style security. hubs.ly/Q04r80HT0 #physicalsecurity #mediasecurity

UL 752 Level 1 stops handguns. Level 8 stops five consecutive rifle shots. Most facilities need something in between, and choosing wrong is costly and dangerous. This blog post helps you find the right fit. hubs.ly/Q04nqCm20 #bulletproofglass #ballisticprotection

The teller window is still the most vulnerable point in any branch. The right barrier system is still the most effective deterrent. See the three designs we trust most. hubs.ly/Q04nqGCT0 #banksecurity #bankdesign #ballisticprotection

"Ballistic window film" is one of the most misunderstood terms in physical security. Security window film cannot stop bullets. No glazing material only a few millimeters thick can. When lives are at stake, that distinction matters. hubs.ly/Q04jcRdz0

In most banks and credit unions, the teller is often the most exposed person in the building. Our financial institution security planning checklist walks through how to build a system that protects your people without creating barriers to doing business. hubs.ly/Q04jdfsK0

The threat profile for law enforcement facilities has changed. Security systems need to keep pace. This blog covers what a comprehensive police station security plan should include and the funding options available to make it happen: hubs.ly/Q04jfMXg0

Pharmacies have always been targets. But the threat has changed, and a lot of security strategies haven't kept pace. Organized theft rings. Smash-and-grab burglaries after hours. This blog breaks down what comprehensive pharmacy security requires. hubs.ly/Q04dY0Kb0

Securing a hospital isn't like securing any other building. Most facilities have one main entrance to harden. A hospital might have dozens, each with its own traffic patterns and people who need to move through quickly. A systems approach works best. hubs.ly/Q04fCFx50

After designing and installing 30,000+ ballistic barrier systems, we’ve seen how easily bullet-resistant glass can be damaged when handled like standard glazing. Here are 12 field-tested tips to help contractors protect their crews and the system. hubs.ly/Q049db1Z0

Ballistic security doesn’t have to make your building look like a fortress. Custom security doors can match your architecture, from aluminum storefronts to wood, steel, or full-visibility glass doors. hubs.ly/Q049d5Mg0 #physicalsecurity #securedesign #architecturaldesign

School administrators juggle a lot: new state legislation, tight budgets, and pressure to make decisions that actually protect people. The laws don't always make it easy. We broke down what's changing state by state and what it means for your building: hubs.ly/Q0497JjL0

If the story of security is “nothing happened,” investment conversations stall. Data changes that. Tracking MTTD/MTTR, access control adherence, delay time, and facility upgrades helps quantify prevention and show real business value. hubs.ly/Q044_bhQ0

Ballistic glazing projects don’t leave room for improvisation. Our contractor’s field guide supports the full lifecycle, from pre-install planning to final inspection and maintenance. Built to help systems perform as engineered. hubs.ly/Q046xxm30

Physical security planning starts with questions: What are we protecting? Where are we most vulnerable? What risks are most likely and most impactful? A structured risk assessment brings clarity and helps prioritize practical improvements. hubs.ly/Q045rcyt0