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best security screens for windows and doors

Smoke Cloak from Eversafe

Fog Screen for Security, Physical Building Security /

EVERSAFE SECURITY SOLUTIONS SMOKE CLOAK® https://youtu.be/VyfCMQWdf9k If you are suffering from losses and security services simply cannot arrive in time to prevent them, Smoke Cloak® is the perfect solution. It completely fogs an area within seconds ensuring that intruders leave empty handed.  Smoke Cloak® is a novel technology designed to immediately halt robberies and reduce risk and loss for our customers. Smoke Cloak® addresses one of the three pillars of security that are critical for the protection of people and assets, Defense.  Smoke Cloak® can completely fog an area within 10 seconds which results in a significant reduction in losses versus premises that are attacked without the product. Check out the real world example of Smoke Cloak® in action during an actual jewelry robbery attempt at the following link: https://youtu.be/VyfCMQWdf9k. Smoke Cloak® can be effectively deployed in businesses with expensive merchandise, or that are handling large amounts of cash such as jewelry stores, banks, check cashing locations, gas stations, and convenience stores, to name a few. Smoke Cloak® leads the industry with a patented fog that has been widely tested and proven to be totally harmless in any environment. Using food and pharmaceutical grade glycols our safe and non-toxic fog allows it to be used around food, people animals, and sensitive IT equipment. If you are considering improving the physical security at your facilities  please give me a call at 440-382-2759 or email me at bsaltzman@neoemsllc.com and request a complementary vulnerability assessment.  I am a security expert that works with his clients to tailor the best physical security solutions to their priorities, budgets, and needs. 

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Wall Street Journal Article about Security Window Laminates REBUTTAL

Physical Building Security, Security Window Laminates /

I would like to bring your attention to a recent Wall Street Journal Article that was published on December 24th that states “Schools Squander Millions to “Bulletproof’ Windows. It Doesn’t Work.” While I take issue with the title and a lot of the information contained within the article, I must say that there is value in employing security film to protect against forcible entry into a building, whether it be a school, a business, an industrial facility, or a government building. Laminate films are designed to delay, deter, or prevent forcible entry into a building. That additional time to keep bad actors on the outside of a building is crucial to enabling law enforcement to respond to a threat. It is highly more preferable to be able to confront an individual on the outside of a building than trying to find them once they get inside.As long as your organization works with a professional, experienced, reputable, and reliable company to perform the work, the product will do the job that it is expected to do.There are always unscrupulous vendors looking to make a buck who view this as a money making opportunity, who are not trained to seek out vulnerabilities and make recommendations to resolve them, who misrepresent the performance of the product. A reputable firm engaged in this business will never represent that a film will stop bullets. If anyone tells you that, then you are working with the wrong vendor, or make them prove that with a variety of ammunition on glass that you currently employ within your facilities.Taking this a step further, a double-sided laminate will hold the glass in a door or window as it shatters due to impact from a projectile providing extra time for law enforcement to confront those seeking to do harm. So, if represented and installed properly, these laminate systems will effectively “harden” a facility without detracting from the architectural integrity of the building. So, those schools and businesses who have invested in security laminates from reputable vendors, have not “Squandered Millions” to protect their staff, students, or faculty! If you have questions about security laminates, how they work and why a reputable, experienced company can improve your building security, please give me a call at 440-382-2759 or email me at bsaltzman@neoemsllc.com.  I offer a complementary building vulnerability assessment.  I am a security expert who works with his clients to tailor the best physical security solutions based on their priorities, budgets, and needs.  

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Security Screens To Deter Forcible Entry

Forcible Entry Prevention, Physical Building Security, Security Screens for Doors and Windows /

Security Screens to Deter Forcible Entry I am proud to represent Eversafe Security Solutions, a dynamic, solutions driven physical security company. Eversafe has developed a portfolio of unique physical security products to address the wide variety of threats we face in today’s world. We look for our clients’ vulnerabilities and apply proprietary, customized solutions to remedy them.One effective strategy that Eversafe employs to prevent forcible entry is containment. This limits the acessability of the threat to the greater facility. Among the most successful preventative security enhancements that we recommend is the installation of security screens for facility entrances. These screens prevent forcible entry to intruders wishing to do harm. And, if a threat can be contained, it can provide more time for law enforcement to respond. Eversafe’s Security Screens have an ultimate tensile strength of 144,000 psi which helps create a nearly impenetrable barrier. These screens can be made to fit multiple door entrance sizes and shapes and can be used in interior vestibules, windows and doors, breezeways between buildings, fencing, as a fire barrier, and more. In addition, when used in vestibules, there is no need for special HVAC modifications which can significantly increase project costs. If you are considering improving the physical security at your facilities  please give me a call at 440-382-2759 or email me at bsaltzman@neoemsllc.com and request a complementary vulnerability assessment.  I am a security expert that works with his clients to tailor the best physical security solutions to their priorities, budgets, and needs. 

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Protect your Building Against a Security Breach

Forcible Entry Prevention, Physical Building Security, Security Window Laminates /

How to Protect Your Building Against an Active Shooter It can’t happen here.  Unfortunately, this statement has proven to be inaccurate.  Just ask anyone from Sandy Hook, Uvalde, Covenant School, Chardon, and too many others to name.  No facility is immune, be it a commercial or government building, public, parochial, or private school.   I am proud to say that I represent the Eversafe line of physical security products to academic, commercial, industrial, and government facilities in Ohio.  We like to say that we PROTECT WHAT CANNOT BE REPLACED AND WE BUY YOU TIME TO CONTACT LAW ENFORCEMENT!  It is much easier to confront someone on the outside of a building than to try and find them once they get in. Eversafe’s Security Laminates make glass shatterproof which can deter forcible entry and delay or prevent active shooter events.  Since 1989, Eversafe has secured over 3000 school districts across the country and has never had one of its protected facilities forcibly breached.  If you are considering enhancing physical security at your facilities without affecting the architectural integrity of your buildings, then please give me a call at 440-382-2759 or email me at bsaltzman@neoemsllc.com and request a complementary vulnerability assessment.  I am a security expert that works with his clients to tailor the best physical security solutions to their priorities, budgets, and needs.  

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