Physical Security
Hardening the places that gather.
Synagogues, schools, community centers, and Jewish-owned businesses remain prime targets for physical antisemitic attacks. The Physical Security sector delivers layered, site-specific protection that deters, detects, and defends without compromising the openness of communal life.
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Site Risk Assessment
Each location is evaluated against a standardized threat model — access points, sightlines, congregation patterns, and historical targeting. Assessments produce a prioritized roadmap of physical and procedural upgrades tailored to the site's real exposure.
Layered Perimeter Defense
Bollards, controlled entry, surveillance, and trained greeters combine into overlapping rings of security. No single layer is load-bearing; each buys time and creates decision space for response if a threat materializes.
Community Coordination
We pair hardening with training — ushers, staff, and volunteers learn de-escalation, lockdown, and communication protocols so that the people who live in a space are part of its defense, not bystanders to it.
This is one of four pillars. Explore how the others connect into a unified defense posture.
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