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Integrating Smiths Detection and CEIA for Throughput and Safety Author: Shaun Ripani, Vice President, Point Security, Inc. A Point Security white paper on courthouse checkpoint

Mailrooms and receiving areas are a common entry point for risk. Packages, envelopes, and deliveries move quickly, often with limited oversight, and they can introduce

Courthouses are uniquely sensitive environments. You have high daily foot traffic, emotionally charged proceedings, and a mix of visitors, attorneys, staff, and law enforcement moving

High-traffic venues like stadiums, arenas, convention centers, casinos, and large event spaces have one core challenge: screening a lot of people fast, without creating bottlenecks

Security x-ray machines are a critical part of modern screening systems used in airports, courthouses, correctional facilities, government buildings, and public venues. These machines provide

The CEIA OPENGATE® represents a major advancement in walk-through metal detection technology. Unlike traditional metal detectors with full side panels and fixed installations, the OPENGATE®

Metal detectors are essential tools used in a wide range of settings: from securing airports, courthouses, and correctional facilities to scanning bags at public events.

Correctional facilities face constant pressure to maintain secure environments while handling high-risk populations. One of the most persistent threats is the smuggling of contraband -

Large-scale events, from concerts and festivals to trade shows and sporting events, attract big crowds, and with them come complex security challenges. Walk-through metal detectors

Creating a safe environment for students and staff is one of the most critical responsibilities of any educational institution. Metal detectors in schools play a

In today’s correctional facilities, body scanners have become a standard tool for detecting contraband efficiently and non-invasively. While the technology itself isn’t new, ongoing challenges

X-ray baggage scanners have become essential tools in modern security screening. Found in airports, courthouses, government buildings, correctional facilities, and event venues, these machines provide