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Long-time Keri Systems representative Bob Stosse recently contributed to Campus Safety Magazine<\/a> with an in-depth look at Perimeter Security for campuses.<\/p>\n Stosse references the concept of Concentric Circles of protection as a reference to build a plan for layered protection of a property. This theory of layered protection includes the goals of, \u201cdeter, detect, delay and respond.\u201d<\/p>\n Using the concept of Concentric Circles, Stosse describes how to identify and choose products that are appropriate to secure a campus\u2019 unique perimeter, as well as ways to secure the specifics of a campus; such as fences, gate control, emergency call systems, security cameras and license plate recognition.<\/p>\n Working inward, Stosse looks to solutions that help a property \u201cDeter and Delay.\u201d This process includes mapping the unique qualities of a campus\u2019 physical structure and the process of thoroughly examining the means by which people enter the property, their multitude of reasons for entering, and time-tested methods for keeping the right people in and the wrong people out.<\/p>\n Stosse also suggests the \u201cRight Questions\u201d people should be asking themselves about their campus access, and completes his assessment with a look at enterprise access control<\/a> as a whole.<\/p>\n Bob Stosse has been a Keri Systems representative for 20 years, and is an expert in Access Control and Door Hardware.<\/p>\n You can read the whole article on the Campus Security website<\/a>. If you would like to see Bob\u2019s expertise applied to your own Campus Security needs, you can contact him via the Keri website <\/a>or at: bob@rftassoc.com.[\/et_pb_text][\/et_pb_column] Keri Representative Bob Stosse writes for Campus Safety Long-time Keri Systems representative Bob Stosse recently contributed to Campus Safety Magazine with an in-depth look at Perimeter Security for campuses. Stosse […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":18,"featured_media":4525,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"_et_pb_use_builder":"on","_et_pb_old_content":" Stosse references the concept of Concentric Circles of protection as a reference to build a plan for layered protection of a property. 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