Bulletproof doors are tested for resistance, not invincibility. When you see a door labeled with a “level,” it’s based on the UL 752 standard. This is a set of tests that measure how well the door stands up to specific firearms.
Criminals don’t knock first.
When you run a business, every entry point is either a welcome mat or a weak spot. Bulletproof doors flip that equation. They turn your front line into a shield, protecting the people and property inside. And it’s not just banks or government buildings making the switch. Retailers, offices, and even small businesses are starting to see the value. Let’s break down why.
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The Nuclear Security Summit is almost here, co-hosted by Kontek Industries and Holtec Security International. This free two-day event is designed for professionals working in nuclear facility protection, bringing together regulators, operators, vendors, and security experts.
Buying a guard shack is a decision that shapes how your site runs every single day, and the real difference comes down to the features you choose.
Some security decisions are quick. This isn’t one of them.
The edge of your property is where security begins.
And the fence you choose sets the tone.
Security threats don’t always kick down the door. Sometimes, they stroll in through an unprotected perimeter.
Keeping people out isn’t just about having a fence.
Bulletproof windows sound like a simple upgrade. But the truth is, a lot rides on getting them right. Not all “bulletproof” glass offers the same level of protection, and not every window is built for your specific needs.
Protective glass solutions come in all forms, but not all of them serve the same purpose.
Ballistic glass and security window film are two of the most common options, and they’re often misunderstood.
