As a leader in access control systems, Delta Scientific understands that building security is vital in today’s business environment. Layered systems bring a comprehensive approach to physical and digital assets. Use this essential building security checklist to build a multi-layered approach. 

People can gain unauthorized entry to secure locations using several methods. Tailgating attacks are one example. They depend on general complacency or the kindness of people and exploit system weaknesses to access restricted areas. Learn what a tailgating attack is, what one looks like in real life, and how to keep yourself from becoming a victim. 

Bollards are excellent security devices that limit vehicle access to protect buildings,  establish pedestrian and work zones, and reduce accidents. To work effectively, they must be built to accepted industry standards. Learn about typical bollard dimensions and spacing and why they matter. 

Controlling vehicle access is critical in high-security zones, and maintaining a secure perimeter requires effective access control solutions. Using a rising barricade is an effective method for controlling vehicle access to designated areas, such as government offices, airports, and military installations. Take a look at what a rising barricade is and how it works with this informative guide.

Crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED)​ is an approach that incorporates physical elements to help reduce crime rates and improve safety. It has proven itself an effective strategy and is widely promoted by law enforcement. Take a closer look at what CPTED is to optimize this approach.

Bollards are a key access control solution that limits vehicle traffic and improves site safety. Generally made from concrete or steel, these short posts provide a physical barrier to protect pedestrians, buildings, and critical infrastructure components. Learn more about what a bollard is, how they work, and where they are used.   

Airports are critical infrastructure, processing millions of passengers and tons of cargo daily. This makes them vulnerable to growing security threats, from perimeter breaches to cybersecurity risks. Explore seven of the most common airport security challenges and strategies for overcoming them. 

How do you protect a facility from unauthorized access, theft, or even terrorist attacks? The answer lies in physical security—the tools, strategies, and barriers that keep people and property safe. Physical security can prevent unauthorized access to areas and guard people and property from theft or vandalism. Explore what physical security is and the many different components that make it possible.

Like other transportation hubs, airports are prime targets for major security threats. Because of their high traffic flow and wide reach, terrorists and other mass attacks often target them. The right airport security equipment can reduce risks and improve overall safety for passengers, staff, and the surrounding community.