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In facilities where security is non-negotiable (like government offices, research institutions, and data centers), unauthorized access poses real and immediate risks.

Turnstile gates are more than physical barriers—they are intelligent systems that enhance safety and efficiency. At SAIMA America, we design entrance solutions that manage high volumes of foot traffic while maintaining strict access protocols.

For facilities handling sensitive operations, safeguarding access points is critical, and that’s where SAIMA America’s security portals come into play.

When security is paramount, every detail matters. SAIMA America’s mantrap security portals are designed to offer the highest level of protection for high-risk environments.

Modern architecture demands a careful balance between form and function, and security systems are no exception. The challenge lies in achieving seamless security system integration without compromising the aesthetic design of a space.

From military bases to corporate offices, data centers, research facilities, commercial real estate, corporate HQs, and anywhere we want to know “who’s getting in”, SAIMA provides tailored solutions for diverse applications, earning its reputation as an industry leader.

With advanced features designed to thwart unauthorized entry and enhance safety, these security portals are essential for modern facilities aiming to achieve the highest security, safety, and efficiency standards.

As the lines between security and design continue to blur in modern architecture, the integration of advanced door access control systems has become a cornerstone of contemporary commercial spaces.

Everyone seems to be talking about the “AI Revolution” and the demand it will place on the world’s data storage and processing capacity.

ISC East 2024 has announced an opening day panel discussion on Safety & Security Certification Ratings, to be moderated by Mike McGovern, PSP, VP of Secure Entry/Exit Solutions, of SAIMA America. The session’s panels include experts in security design, entrance safety, and building fortification.