News
January 30, 2006
RSA Protective Technologies Stars in Washington Post
In the January 29 issue of the Washington Post, RSA Protective Technologies is profiled under the headline "Ubiquitous Security Barriers Get a Fashionable Flourish" in an extensive article concerning perimeter security and urban aesthetics.
The article, written by Petula Dvorak, quotes RSA President, Rick Adler, "I'm bollard-happy. Unfortunately, business is booming," referring to the enhanced threat environment and growing awareness of perimeter security needs for government and commercial installations.
Jersey barriers, concrete planters, even large trucks, although eyesores, were previously being used to erect protective perimeters around sensitive installations, even at the White House. Driven by appeals from architects and city planners, RSA has found an increasingly lucrative niche market for its products. Using shallow mounted, fixed bollards certified by the U.S. State Department to withstand potential truck bombs the Washington Post declares that RSA has hit "a gold mine." The bollards themselves can be sleeved and "dressed up" in any number of ways.
""It's like an exercise in artistry to match the bollard to a building," said Adler". You can read the article here.
About RSA Protective Technologies
RSA Protective Technologies is at the forefront of the Perimeter Security Industry with customized package solutions for critical facility protection. As a provider of physical barrier solutions of up to a K52 rating, RSA offers the only fixed, shallow foundation anti-ram bollards with up to a K12 rating, tested and certified by the US Department of State that can result in up to 60% cost savings on installation. Visit RSA Protective Technologies' website at http://www.rsaprotect.com.
