Ryan Fisher
Crash-rated bollards are security posts that are specifically engineered to stop or mitigate the force of a moving vehicle. Unlike decorative or traffic-directing bollards, crash-rated models undergo rigorous impact testing to determine their strength under realistic crash conditions.
Ryan Fisher
Each year, thousands of businesses across North America experience incidents of vehicles crashing into buildings, leading to extensive damages, injuries, and even fatalities. While many business owners prioritize security measures like alarms and surveillance cameras, the immediate threat often comes from the roads just outside their doors.
Ryan Fisher
Vehicle-based terror attacks have become a significant threat to public safety, targeting both people and infrastructure with devastating impact. The tragedy that unfolded on New Year’s Day in New Orleans underscores the severity of these threats. These attacks, often focused on crowded public spaces and busy urban areas, are designed to cause maximum harm and disruption.
Ryan Fisher
When it comes to versatile access control, removable, manual retractable, and automatic bollards are leading choices, each offering distinct benefits and considerations. Understanding the differences between these types can help you choose the ideal solution for your project’s specific needs.
Ryan Fisher
The increasing interest of nuclear energy to power data centers has brought renewed attention to the stringent security requirements for nuclear facilities. As companies like Microsoft, Amazon, and Google pursue ambitious nuclear projects, questions arise about how these new ventures will impact energy sustainability and security.
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