Most security consultants show up after your architect is done and tell you what you should have done differently. That doesn't help. We figure out what you can still fix.

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We work with your architects, engineers, and contractors at any project stage to build in protection based on your specific threats. Not generic security—protection designed for the risks you're facing.

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Traditional Security Consulting Happens Too Late

Here's what usually happens: architectural decisions get locked in, then someone finally thinks about security. Now you're looking at expensive retrofits that don't work as well and mess up the design.

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Things like site selection, building orientation, structural hardening, where you put secure spaces—you can't fix these after the fact.

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We get involved wherever your project is and maximize what can still be changed. What's already built? We plan the right retrofits.

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What Protective Architecture Covers

Real facility protection starts with design decisions that control how someone can approach, watch, and attack your building.

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Site-Level Protection

• Early design: Site selection based on approach routes, natural sight lines, standoff distances, where utilities come in, emergency exits, what's next door that could be a problem.

• Mid-project: Perimeter layout, vehicle barriers, landscaping that creates defensible space, lighting for cameras and sight lines, hardening entry points.

• During construction: Integrating access control, camera coverage, intrusion detection, secure parking areas.

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Building Envelope Security

• Early design: Building orientation to reduce exposure, window placement and size based on threats, structural hardening specs, ballistic protection, blast-resistant elements.

• Mid-project: Upgrading glass, door and frame specs, wall construction changes, hardening roof access, securing utility penetrations.

• During construction: Hardening entry vestibules, reception area layout, visitor management, loading dock security.

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Internal Protection Layers

• Early design: Where secure rooms go and how they're built, isolating executive floors, where critical systems are located, hardening server rooms, emergency operations centers, safe exit paths.

• Mid-project: Access control zones, elevator security, stairwell protection, isolating HVAC systems, backup communications, securing backup power.

• During construction: Interior barriers, secure storage, eliminating camera blind spots, duress alerts, emergency lockdown systems.

 

Technology Integration

• Early design: Conduit and cable runs, where equipment rooms go, power and backup systems, network layout, redundant systems.

• Mid-project: Access control infrastructure, camera system design, intrusion detection layout, communications systems, how everything integrates.

• During construction: Camera placement, card readers, alarm sensors, monitoring stations, testing everything.

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