Security for government buildings offers unique challenges in today’s current environment of increased cyber threats and mass shootings. At ASAP Security Services, we have extensive experience designing, engineering, and installing government security systems, from courthouses to jails, public works, police and fire stations, and city-wide camera systems. Let’s look at what constitutes a comprehensive commercial security system in Austin, TX, and why government agencies require experts in city integration.

Our modern times are filled with growing concerns for increased security by San Antonio business owners just like you. Store managers, building administrators, employees, and clients agree that safety is a top priority for them. An integrated access control system manages access while preventing long lines and bottlenecks.

By controlling who may enter a building, floor, or even specific rooms at given times you improve prevention of burglary, vandalism, and violent altercations.  Are you intrigued by how a comprehensive oversight of admittance privilege can become your best business asset? Continue reading more below.

School and the education process should be a haven for everyone. These are the years when students develop the skills, experience, and friendships that last a lifetime. Regrettably, in current times, threats and conflicts can appear just around the next corner.

Installing or upgrading your school district's security alarm system helps prevent issues before they happen and quickly deescalate those that do. In addition, safety research organizations agree that a multilevel approach gives your dedicated officers the best chance to spot trouble and keep classrooms safe.

Continue reading below to learn how implementing four straightforward systems makes your Houston, TX schools safer.

Unfortunately, as the Delta variant continues to spread, mask mandates and vaccine requirements are gaining traction. Despite the setback, more companies in Houston, TX, are requiring that their staff return to the workplace, a request that many employees, having spent almost a year working from home, are not in favor of.

To combat the hesitation, employers are offering a compromise—part-time remote and part-time office participation. This gives employees time to work as a team while appealing to their desire to skip the commute. Despite the solution, employees are pointing to the rising cases in COVID-19 and safety concerns.

Fortunately, there are steps that operators can take to help employees feel safer when working from the office. One of these procedures is fever detection or thermal imaging.