Government Facility Security Designed for Humans
As international security expert Luke Bencie highlighted in a recent interview, security—and especially government...
American Culture’s Effect on Government Building Security
In the United States, niceness—our tendency to hear someone out, follow instructions, and extend the benefit of the...
Integrating Security Into the Growing Smart Building Market
It’s no wonder theEdge in Amsterdam has been touted as the world’s smartest building.
How the Human Element Affects Physical Security Design
“Too often people look at security as a fix that can be dropped in place,” notes Jim Richards, CEO of Total Security...
How “Nice People” Create Critical Physical Security Gaps
What’s the top physical security challenge for corporate offices:
Using Security Bollards and Barriers to Protect Property & Pedestrians
If you’ve visited the U.S. Capitol recently, you may have overlooked an understated, yet significant, architectural...
Using Big Data to Prevent and Mitigate School Shootings
In the United States, school shootings resulting in injury or death are now a weekly occurrence.In 37% of these...