Infrastructure
Proactive Security Solutions for Infrastructure.
Sloan Security Group delivers turnkey perimeter security solutions for dams, electrical substations, and water treatment plants. Our security design and engineering team provides site-specific solutions, including crash-rated bollards, surveillance cameras, intrusion sensors, and anti-climb fencing.
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Dams
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Substation
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Border
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Wastewater
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Waste Management
Infrastructure Services
Turnkey Security Integration.
From design to installation, our expert team simplifies even the most complex Infrastructure Security projects and supports your facility through the complete lifecycle of the equipment. Our proven SloanSecureâ„¢ Process delivers the safest and most effective Infrastructure Perimeter Security Solution.
Design
Sloan Security Group provides expert design-assistance services to ensure security solutions are seamlessly integrated into your project from start to finish. We collaborate closely with architects and engineers to deliver tailored, effective security designs.
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Streamlined permit assistance
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Detailed as-built documentation
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CPTED security strategies
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Collaborative design process
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Regulatory compliance ensured
Related Projects
We collaborate with our clients in order to give each project the personalized attention it deserves.
Emergency Services Available
Sloan offers prompt, reliable Emergency Response 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and 365 days a year
24/7/365 Emergency Service
OSHA 10 / OSHA 30 / OSHA 40 / OSHA 500
Highest Safety Standards
We're committed to being on the leading edge of safety practices. We have ongoing training to keep our team safe and up to date on best safety practices.
Infrastructure FAQs
What are best practices for securing critical infrastructure facilities?
Best practices include performing regular vulnerability assessments, using layered security measures (e.g., fences, barriers, cameras, and access controls), and having a dedicated security team that monitors potential threats in real-time. Integration of physical security with cybersecurity systems is crucial, as these facilities often rely on automated control systems that need protection from both physical and digital attacks. Regular staff training and incident response drills help ensure that personnel are prepared to respond effectively to any security event.
How can critical infrastructure sites prepare for emergencies?
Critical infrastructure sites need detailed emergency response plans that include evacuation routes, communication protocols, and collaboration with local emergency services. Fire suppression systems, backup power supplies, and disaster recovery procedures ensure operational continuity. Regular training drills and security assessments are essential for readiness.
How can critical infrastructure facilities protect against insider threats?
To protect against insider threats, facilities implement strict access policies, conduct background checks on employees, and use surveillance to monitor activity. Regular audits of access logs and restricting access to sensitive areas help detect and mitigate potential risks posed by internal personnel. Security training also plays a key role in raising awareness among staff.
What role does access control play in protecting critical infrastructure?
Access control is crucial for limiting entry to authorized personnel only. This can include biometric systems, keycards, or PIN access at gates and doors. Role-based access ensures that only personnel with specific clearance can enter highly sensitive areas, while visitor management systems track and monitor all guests and contractors on-site.
How do crash-rated barriers protect critical infrastructure?
Crash-rated barriers, such as M30 and M50-rated bollards, wedge barriers, and gates, are essential for preventing vehicle-borne threats. These barriers stop unauthorized vehicles from reaching sensitive areas, such as control rooms, substations, or water supplies, helping to mitigate the risk of deliberate attacks or accidental damage.
How can critical infrastructure sites secure their perimeters?
Securing perimeters involves using crash-rated barriers, fences, surveillance cameras, and access control systems. These facilities often employ vehicle gates, bollards, and security personnel to monitor and control entry points. Additional layers like motion detectors, thermal imaging, and remote monitoring enhance perimeter security.
What are the primary security threats to critical infrastructure sites?
Critical infrastructure sites, such as water treatment plants, power grids, and transportation hubs, face threats from terrorism, cyber-attacks, sabotage, theft, and natural disasters. These facilities are also vulnerable to insider threats and physical attacks designed to disrupt essential services.