Security Systems

Talent Driving Technology

GSI’s security specialist team is world-class and recognized for our work in the development, design, installation, and maintenance of physical security systems. Our experience is applied to the selection and application of the best equipment in the industry. Designed to perform in a variety of challenging environments, our work from Southeast Michigan is regionally aware of the needs of the communities we serve while, creating innovative security systems that serve the global marketplace.

GSI recognizes the importance of design alongside effective security systems. Proper video surveillance, access control, intrusion detection, and perimeter protection are required for effective security measures and to give you peace of mind. Our talented team has the skills to ensure that when you choose to deploy security systems, your people and facility stay protected despite the chance of malicious activity.

The GSI team is driven by a commitment to our clients and their physical safety. We work for the best interest of our clients and to do that we remain manufacturer agnostic. That’s why value engineering is an essential step in the design process. Ensuring that each client receives optimal hardware at an optimal price.

Talent taken to task; our senior designer/estimator maintains the ASIS-sponsored Certified Protection Professional (CPP) designation. This board certification in security management is the highest recognition awarded to a security practitioner and sets the standard for our design and engineering. 

Security System Services

Product experience and application of a wide variety of product lines and security devices includes:

IP Video Surveillance

IP Video Surveillance

IP surveillance is a digitized and networked version of closed-circuit television.
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Access Control

Access Control

Access control systems restrict entry to a protected area or building by allowing access only to authorized persons.
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Intrusion Detection
& Monitoring

Intrusion Detection & Monitoring

An Intrusion Detection System or IDS is a device that detects entry to the facility.
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Systems Integration

Systems Integration

Systems Integration is defined as communicating between component sub-systems into one larger system to deliver overarching functionality.
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Biometrics

Biometrics

Biometric security software automatically recognizes people to grant access.
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Perimeter Protection

Perimeter Protection

Perimeter protection is the application of security technology to prevent and/or detect unauthorized entry through a site or facility’s perimeter.
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Command Centers

Command Centers

Security command centers are consolidations points from alerts from your critical systems.
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Electrified Door Hardware

Electrified Door Hardware

Electrified door hardware uses power to control the locking and unlocking functions of a door.
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Security Entrances

Security Entrances

Turnstiles, revolving doors, security portals, and gates are all forms of security entrances that assist in protecting your facility.
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Intercom, Paging,
Sound Masking

Intercom, Paging, Sound Masking

Intercom and paging systems offer instantaneous communication. Sound masking is a way of producing ambient sounds to reduce noise distraction.
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IP Video Surveillance

In an IP surveillance system, an IP camera records video footage and the resulting content is distributed over an IP (Internet protocol) network. IP cameras do not require a local recording device, only a local network allowing users to receive and control data via an IP network. Using a digital system rather than a traditional analog CCTV system, IP video  offers improved search capability, better quality images, no degradation of content, the ability to record and play recordings simultaneously, as well as the ability to compress content. 

Access Control

Electronic access controls like door hardware, measure access levels and restrict areas in emergencies. Access control is the most important part of securing a facility and with electronic systems, all access is logged and auditable. Electronic door hardware and keying systems can be controlled through access cards, biometrics, through a device, or on a scheduled timeline.

Intrusion Detection & Monitoring

Intrusion Detection Systems monitor access points to your campus or faculty for unauthorized entry. Upon detection, our system can notify personnel or call emergency services.

Systems Integration

The main focus of integrating systems is to increase value and functionality across different subsystems for the user. This process can be competed using a variety of techniques including computer networking, enterprise application integration, business process management or manual programming.

Biometrics

Biometric technology uses biological characteristics to recognize people. Users may choose to use biometric technology for enhanced security or for improved convenience. Biological identifiers include fingerprint, face and retina scans.

Perimeter Protection

Perimeter protection extends the protective barrier beyond the immediate facility walls and can serve as a deterrent in addition to a means of immediate response. Security fencing with gates and barriers, fence sensor systems, thermal imaging radar and enhanced video analytics are all example of perimeter protection that work with your video surveillance and access control systems to secure your perimeter.

Command Centers

A security command center brings together inputs from all your important facility systems to one monitoring location. System operators can respond to and manage threats, breaches, and pinpoint issues all from one hub. The most critical events are brought to the forefront so that action steps can be taken quickly. When your team is informed threats can be mitigated.

Electrified Door Hardware

Electric strikes, electronic locks, electro-magnets, transfer hinges, power operators, switches/pushbuttons and exit devices are all example of components of an electrified door hardware solution.

Security Entrances

A security entrance is another form of perimeter security. They can also be used to control physical access to specific areas to only authorized staff or visitors and can utilize sophisticated sensor technology to prevent tailgating and piggybacking. Types of security entrances include full height and waist height turnstiles, optical turnstiles, ADA compliant gates, revolving doors, and security mantrap portals.

Intercom, Paging,
Sound Masking

Intercom and paging systems allow for direct communication with numerous people at once. There is also an added layer of security by using intercom systems for remote screening of visitors who traffic in and out of your facility, minimizing the risk of unknown persons entering. Sound masking is a way of generating white noise to help maintain the privacy of conversations which enhances employee productivity in an open floor plan.

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