SAFE Frequently
Asked Questions

  • Safe Perimeter is designed for a wide range of public and private locations, enhancing security for the following:

    • Educational institutions (nonprofits, schools, universities)

    • Arenas, venues, and convention centers

    • Private properties, religious buildings, and retail malls

    • Transportation hubs (airports, train stations, bus depots)

    • Diplomatic premises, Government and federal facilities

    • Agricultural buildings & farms

    • National Special Security Events (NSSEs)

    The flexibility of Safe Perimeter’s technology allows for both permanent and temporary installations, making it ideal for events, critical infrastructure, and high-risk areas.

  • Safe Perimeter provides real-time, comprehensive device surveillance via a custom dashboard to protect people, property, perimeters, and institutions. Our features complement resource officers, law enforcement, and first responders with passive prevention, active crowd control via device monitoring, and a real-time actionable insights dashboard to integrate weapons and behavior anomaly detection. Safe Perimeter addresses the three pillars of crisis management: Prevention, Response, & Recovery:

    • Suspect Device to Law Enforcement in Real-Time

    • Signals, Perimeter, & Device Intelligence

    • Watch List / Safe Integration

    • Pattern Anomalies & Risk Classifications 

    • Access Control Roles & Triggers

    • Smoke, Thermal, Weapons, Facial, and License Plate (LPR) Camera Integrations

    • Integration with Fusion Centers & First Response 

  • The system can identify and track a variety of devices emitting radio signals, including:

    • Smartphones and feature phones

    • Drones and vehicles

    • Computers and corporate beacons

    • Internet of Things (IoT) devices

    • RFID-enabled items

    This multi-layered detection helps create a comprehensive security shield for your facility.

  • Safe Perimeter combines multiple technologies, such as radio frequency detection, AI-powered behavioral analytics, and computer vision, to identify potential threats in real-time. It scans for unusual behaviors (e.g., loitering, unauthorized entry), detects brandished firearms, and tracks suspicious devices emitting radio signals. If a threat is identified, security personnel are alerted immediately, allowing for rapid response.

  • Yes, Safe Perimeter is designed to integrate seamlessly with your existing security infrastructure, providing an added layer of security while leveraging your current investments. Our bespoke AI dashboards work as a single viewing source for security products & feeds.

  • Yes, Safe Perimeter is highly customizable. You can tailor the system to meet the specific security requirements of your facility or event, adjusting settings for:

    • Perimeter size and coverage area

    • Sensitivity levels for threat detection (e.g., high-traffic areas vs. restricted zones)

    • Integration with your existing security equipment and protocols

    • Custom alerts and notification settings based on specific behaviors or devices

    This flexibility makes it suitable for diverse environments, from large public venues to smaller private facilities.

  • Safe Perimeter provides comprehensive training for security personnel, ensuring they are fully equipped to operate the system efficiently. We offer ongoing operational support and advanced training classes to meet any additional needs.

  • Yes, Safe Perimeter offers both temporary and permanent setup options. Temporary installations are ideal for special events or temporary security needs, such as rooftop monitoring or high-profile gatherings. For permanent systems, security perimeters can be expanded with additional hardware, allowing for flexible scaling based on the site’s requirements.

  • Safe Perimeter is committed to safeguarding privacy. The system operates in strict adherence to privacy laws, utilizing data collection methods that respect individual anonymity. Key privacy measures include:

    • Collection of anonymized data from Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and RFID devices, similar to standard network operations.

    • Camera systems integrated with computer vision that follow industry best practices for privacy.

    • Secure creation of threat detection lists based on lawful and ethical criteria, ensuring the focus is solely on potential risks.