Using Technology to Combat Terrorism
Our trusted access program sets steps in place to stop nefarious acts on their tracks. SV3 has been SAFETY-Act-certified by the DHS, deemed as anti-terrorism technology. While there are things beyond everyone’s control, those who use SV3 in their building or facility aren’t liable should an act of terror occur.
What is Qualified Anti-Terrorism Technology?
The Department of Homeland Security vets products and services through their 2002 SAFETY (Support Anti-Terrorism by Fostering Effective Technologies) Act program to qualify and certify technologies that help combat terrorism.
Vetting Vehicles and Vendors
Schedule & Verify
Schedule vendors and deliveries in advance, vet everyone coming into your building prior to entry.
Keep a Record
Keep a cloud-based database of everyone coming in and out of a protected area with a matching date and time.
Use a Watchlist
Instantly cross-reference visitors, vendors, and drivers against third-party watchlists (e.g. No-Fly List, and more).
Protect Your Building & Facility
Create a Complete Trusted Access System with SV3
SV3 ensures there are no gaps in your security system by helping you vet visitors, vehicles and vendors in the lobby AND loading dock, integrating to your physical access control systems and allowing you to fully customize your building’s workflow.
Resources
Keep this resource library bookmarked for important information regarding the government's efforts to combat terrorism and nefarious acts.
Certified by the Support Anti-Terrorism by Fostering Effective Technologies (SAFETY) Act of 2002
The SAFETY Act provides legal liability protections for providers of Qualified Anti-Terrorism Technologies with the goal of encouraging the development and deployment of effective anti-terrorism products and services.
- Protect People
- Protect Property
- Protect Assets
