Perimeter security is about boundaries; however, new threats are pushing physical security professionals to reconsider how they approach their first line of defense. 

Law enforcement agencies must prioritize the implementation of tailored solutions to safeguard their personnel, assets and the communities they serve.

The for robust security must be balanced against the need for facilities to offer an open and welcoming environment.

Even without terroristic intent, crash-rated mobile vehicle barriers offer a proven solution against vehicle ramming incidents, like the one experienced in Waukesha to those caused by simple error. 

Overcoming perimeter security challenges demands a holistic approach that integrates technology, personnel and processes to ensure a robust and effective security strategy.

A data center company in Oman added perimeter and building surveillance, automated gates, and alarm systems to its new facility to up physical security.

Check out this AMA video podcast episode, where Joel Dunning, Partner and Government Planning Group Leader at Wold Architects and Engineers, talks security buy-in; overt vs. covert security; and more.

As GSX nears, Security magazine has a roundup of some of the security products, technologies and services that security management professionals may discover at the event.

Manufacturing and distribution facilities require a layered approach to perimeter security that includes people, technology, processes and procedures.

What are four additional features to consider when specifying a high-security steel fence for the types of commercial facilities for better perimeter security?