Security directors approve purchase orders for weapons detection systems, complete installation, provide basic training, and go live confidently expecting to solve their security challenges. Within weeks, effectiveness degrades as guards manage alerts inconsistently across shifts, response varies based on who's working, and the expensive technology that performed flawlessly during vendor demonstrations struggles under operational reality.
Our latest whitepaper examines why bought equipment does not deliver expected security outcomes and provides frameworks for building programs that actually work.
You'll discover:
- What technology does versus what you expect it to do
- Why guard decisions vary across shifts and how to address it
- How to document procedures that provide legal protection
- Phased rollout strategies that prevent the degradation pattern most facilities experience
- Metrics for measuring success across product capabilities, people performance, and process adherence
This whitepaper provides security leaders with actionable strategies for building complete security programs rather than just buying technology.
Download the whitepaper using the form on this page.
