In an era of increasing threats, houses of worship face a challenging question: how do you safeguard a space meant to be open? Congregants should feel safe, not watched. Protected, not policed. Recent incidents and increasing fears of attacks have made faith-based organizations confront a difficult truth: houses of worship are becoming prime targets. Whether motivated by ideology, grievances, or opportunity, attacks on congregations are happening more often because nothing ex

How S6RG uses aerial imaging, high-resolution ground capture, and advanced 3D modeling to design smarter, more resilient security environments Digital Twins for Security: How We Model Risk as Step One Modern physical security depends on more than static drawings, checklists, or “guesstimates.” The sites we safeguard—commercial locations and campuses, industrial and logistics facilities, critical infrastructure, luxury homes and estates—are exposed to complex, dynamic, and cha

The V-22 still has not proven itself and likely never will ‘Hangar Queens’: Congressional Hearing Reveals Osprey Readiness Rates Declining as Mishaps Increase - USNI News The V-22 Osprey represents one of the longest and most troubled aircraft acquisition programs in modern U.S. military history. Conceived in the early 1980s, the platform required 24 years of development before the Marine Corps declared it operational in 2007 . Even then, it entered service amid unresolved te

The Northrop Grumman Shooting and the Real Risk of Low-Quality Guarding Shooting at Northrop Grumman facility in Maryland leaves security guard dead: Police The recent fatal shooting at a Northrop Grumman facility in Maryland is a tragedy — and it is also another warning.   According to reports, a contracted security guard fatally shot a fellow guard during an internal dispute while on duty. This was not an external attack, an active shooter event, or a perimeter breach. It w