Governments have a responsibility to understand potential dangers so they can effectively protect their citizens.
Usually, a government attempts to anticipate the worst and then puts appropriate measures into place. There are a lot of moving parts, concepts, and ideas to consider when looking at security for a government facility.
When an emergency happens, having the ability to immediately lockdown a location and view each area is of the highest importance. Properly installed and maintained video surveillance technology can increase the security of a building exponentially. The ability to direct first responders to necessary areas with as little wasted time as possible can also mean the difference between life or death.
Though most people think of government facilities and figure that they must be the same, the reality is that each location comes with its own unique challenges.
Beyond simply the layout of the buildings and entry areas, a large problem can be identifying the general public from the employees. Installation of an ID and visitor management system can help to not only control access but also make employees stand out against the rest of the public. Control over access to secure areas (including the staff wearing badges designed for specific departments) makes it much easier to instantly spot people who don’t belong.
Though there are many moving parts in every install, Ironclad Security understands the wide range of security needs involved with government buildings.
We offer unique system designs, installation, implementation, and training to fit every situation. No matter what the specific requirements may be, we always ensure that the buildings, assets, and employees are as protected as possible.
