Security Design Lab builds a working model of your facility and security system, then runs the analysis your team needs — coverage mapping, design validation, vulnerability assessment, or response planning. Decisions based on evidence, not fragmented drawings.
From facility files to defensible findings in hours, not weeks.
Portfolio audits · Design reviews · Vulnerability assessments · Response planning
Give us the floor plan, the camera feeds, camera list, or VMS export. We tell you where you cannot see.
Validate whether the proposed security system performs as intended before construction, retrofit, or budget approval.
Find the routes, blind spots, and response gaps an adversary would exploit before a live test or incident exposes them.
Evaluate high consequence scenarios that are too costly, disruptive, or unsafe to rehearse live.
Camera placement, detection range, and sensor coverage each exist in separate documents. No single view shows whether detection happens in time to matter.
Delay elements are rated in isolation. Whether they actually buy enough time depends on what follows — and that calculation rarely exists anywhere in the documentation.
Guard posts, patrol routes, and response assumptions are planned separately from the threat paths they are designed to intercept.
When budgets are cut or designs are value engineered, the effect on actual performance is rarely assessed before decisions are final.
Detection time, delay time, response time, fastest adversary route, weakest entry point, and whether the critical asset is reached. Measurable, scenario-based outcomes.
Side-by-side evaluation of layout options, device configurations, staffing assumptions, and scope reductions. See exactly what is gained or lost with each tradeoff.
Blind spots, exposed approaches, delayed detections, weak access points, and response gaps, with per-facility recommendations on where to act first. Repeatable across a portfolio.
Visual scenarios and summary outputs that help boards, CFOs, operators, clients, and public sector stakeholders understand the security tradeoff and support the decision.
SDL builds the facility model and runs the analysis. You get coverage findings, design comparisons, or assessment results without standing up a platform.
Direct access to the SDL platform for qualified teams running ongoing physical security analysis across projects and facilities.
Start from your existing files. Every wall, door, sight line, and elevation, navigable in 3D.
Place cameras, sensors, barriers, doors, guard posts, patrols, and response assumptions, each with configurable specs.
Trace threat paths, access routes, detection zones, response timing, lockdowns, evacuation, or crowd movement across the facility model.
See detection timing, delay timing, response timing, blind spots, path vulnerabilities, and design option tradeoffs side by side.
Create visuals and outputs that support design reviews, site assessments, internal approvals, executive communication, and implementation planning.
Drawings show where devices go.
Standards tell you what to install.
Risk assessments describe exposure.
Tabletops discuss response.
Tell us about the facility and the decision. We work from your existing files.
You don’t need perfect documentation. Most engagements start from what already exists.