Archive for the ‘Security Barriers’ Category

• Which Type of Security Barrier is Right for Your Organization?

  • November 20th, 2015
  • Posted in Security Barriers
  • Tags: high security fencing, security, security barrier

  If you need to add an additional layer of security to your business, you may be wondering what type of security barrier is right for you. Bollards and high security fences are great ways to improve any security system. But, you… Read More

• Controlled-Access is Your First Line of Defense

  • July 24th, 2015
  • Posted in Security Barriers
  • Tags: controlled-access, gates, security

    Having a controlled-access point for your high security facility is a very important measure of defense. It can mean the difference between a breach day and a secure day. Today we’re going to be talking about some of your… Read More

• Anti-Climb Spikes are coming to the White House

  • May 16th, 2015
  • Posted in Security Barriers
  • Tags: anti climb spikes, security, white house

  Last year, a man named Omar Gonzalez scaled the fence at the White House and managed to infiltrate the building. This security breach has called the National Park Service and the Secret Service into taking more action to keep this… Read More

• What is Anti-Climb Fencing?

  • April 27th, 2015
  • Posted in Security Barriers, Security Fences
  • Tags: anti-climb, fence, security

  Safety is one of the most cited reasons why people choose to purchase fences – whether it is to prevent a child from falling into a swimming pool, a dog from escaping the yard and getting lost or worst, hit,… Read More

• Anti-Terrorism Cable: Options and Applications

  • April 19th, 2015
  • Posted in Hercules High Security, Security Barriers, Security Fences

  A lot of buzz currently surrounds the word “terrorism”.  This is justified by the very root of the word: terror.  A terrorist is somebody who attempts to cause social change to fit his or her world view by inspiring fear… Read More

• Vehicle Detection and Your Security

  • March 19th, 2015
  • Posted in Security Barriers
  • Tags: induction loops, metal detection loops, security, vehicle detection

  When it comes to protecting your facility from intruders, you want the best possible protection you can get. You also want to make sure that your security measures don’t get in the way of your employees and their productivity. That’s… Read More

• What are K-Ratings for Fences?

  • January 16th, 2015
  • Posted in Bollards, Crash-rated bollards, Crash-rated Gates, Hercules High Security, Security Barriers, Security Fences
  • Tags: crash, crash-rated barriers, crash-rated bollards, K-rating

  At Hercules High Security, we take great pride in offering our customers k-rated anti-crash fences, designed to stop even the toughest vehicles from gaining unauthorized access to your property or facility. Today, we’ll explain exactly what the k-rating system is… Read More

• Stop Traffic with Crash-Rated Barriers

  • December 11th, 2014
  • Posted in Security Barriers
  • Tags: crash-rated barriers, K-rating

  Your top security facility needs all the safety precautions it can get, and in a high-traffic area, this becomes all the more important. While fences and bollards can certainly serve their purposes, you may need the additional help of a… Read More

• How Do I Add Extra Security Integration Measures to My High Security Fence?

  • June 24th, 2014
  • Posted in Security Barriers
  • Tags: guard booths, security integration, turnstiles

  A high security fence is a must-have for any facility looking to keep its inhabitants and its contents safe from intruders. Fences can be built that can withstand crashing cars, that are climb-proof, and more. But Hercules Fence knows that… Read More

• Why Should I Install a Crash-Rated Fence Around My High Security Facility?

  • June 16th, 2014
  • Posted in Security Barriers
  • Tags: crash-rated, Hercules Fence, security

  A fence can serve a variety of purposes depending on its location. For the residential home, a fence might beautify and add curb appeal. For a commercial district, a fence might prevent intruders from climbing in. But for your high… Read More