Security Engineering.
The primary goal of any security
engineering program or practice is to protect people and
assets from loss or harm by preventing, protecting crimes
in our environment and have total control our space. In
terms of physical security, our security engineers are
uniquely positioned to play crucial roles in various
security projects. by providing consulting, deploy
solution/strategy, business process reengineering and
tailored system for individual, business, industry and
government security needs.
An effective security engineering program
starts with site selection, site analysis, evaluation of
community interaction, planning, selection of appropriate
effective countermeasures, designing effective
countermeasures, controls, barriers, and provides for
safety.
During the conceptual phase of a project,
our security consultants can be consulted for any new
construction, remodeling, or modification of any
buildings, facilities, or site. We reviews plans to ensure
that security issues and infrastructures are given
adequate considerations, and provides a report
highlighting any deficiencies and presents written
recommendations for correcting potential problems.
Countermeasures include access controls,
locks and keys, intrusion detection systems, CCTV,
monitoring and self monitoring systems, safes and vaults,
construction infrastructures, and environmental security
design, perimeter security, barriers, windows, doors,
lighting, parking lot controls, and vehicular access
controls. While many of these measures will represent
additional costs to a construction budget, others high
security locks like Medeco may be incorporated at little
or no cost.
Other considerations, such as the placement
of openings, glazing, sidelite, doors, should add little
or no cost to a project aside from a modest addition to
design time. Our consultants give detail attention,
include:
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How easy is it to enter the space during
normal operation hours and after hours?
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Does
the location of the doors and windows facilitate or
hamper uninvited entrance?
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Are
"targets" (items of interest) by their locations
vulnerable within a structure to both internal and
external theft and vandalism?
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Do
entrance ways, both intended and unintended, allow
intruders to be easily seen? Obstructed views of
entrances, including windows, provide safe zones for
thieves and vandals to work.
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Is there a clear perimeter zone, and can
security patrols, police, and neighbors see the
surrounding area easily?
With the creation of electronic storage,
the fear of fire, theft or vandalism to your firm and its
valuable intellectual assets are no longer the only
threats, security in IT and telecommunication sectors in
terms of data and computers are inextricably linked in
today's business world.
If your
business stores critical or sensitive data, or uses the
Internet, or offers outside access to your servers; you
are at risk. The concerns will vary from business to
business, and our security consultants would accurately
assess
threat in concert with your knowledgeable staff, and
countermeasures would be designed to improve your business
or company security
policies,
practices, infrastructures including
encryption and digital signing
capabilities, anti virus software, firewall, cyber
security, etc.
For additional
information, please
contact us.
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