SAFETY Act Designated and Certified Services

Qualified Anti-Terrorism Technology

The SAFETY Act (Support Anti-Terrorism by Fostering Effective Technologies Act of 2002) is perhaps the most significant piece of tort reform legislation ever enacted. It promotes the development of effective anti-terrorism products, services and technologies by protecting certified companies and their customers from liability should a terrorist act occur. This protection applies to qualified anti-terrorism technologies and services that are sold to both government and commercial enterprises.

Benefits

• By utilizing SAFETY Act-approved services, your organization will gain significant liability protections.
• Rest assured that you are relying on security assessment services that are vetted by the Department of Homeland Security.

Count on Triple Canopy

• An integrated security solutions company, Triple Canopy identifies physical and operational vulnerabilities at government and commercial facilities including critical infrastructure, and recommends mitigation by developing a comprehensive security plan.
• Triple Canopy's security assessment services have earned certification and designation as a qualified anti-terrorism technology (QATT) under the SAFETY Act.

View Triple Canopy's SAFETY Act Certificate

Services

Vulnerability Assessments

Our assessments services identify potential vulnerabilities and designate effective countermeasures. By inventorying assets that need to be protected and documenting the spectrum of viable threats, we can help you develop a security strategy from the ground up or update an existing strategy.

Security Surveys

Our security specialists will conduct a physical examination of the premises and an inspection of all operational systems, processes, practices and procedures. We will work with you to determine the state of your site's security, locate weaknesses in its protective posture, establish the degree of protection required, and then provide recommendations for establishing a comprehensive security program.

Red Teams

Our security specialists will help you identify security risks and develop a course of training to correct identified threats or exposures by running a "red" or adversary team scenario. This security assessment approach pits an adversary team (commonly designated red) against another team (commonly designated blue) in an attempt to simulate acts of aggression against people, physical sites, and/or cyber systems that the blue team is attempting to protect.