ABOUT US
OUR CORE BUSINESS
DConE is a specialty supplier and installer of “ anti terrorism / force protection equipment “ having over 15 years’ experience in this field, working jointly with defense contractors for the NATO Armed Forces in Europe and abroad. Our services include the performance of the complete design package, including site surveys, in order to devise the best solution for the effective protection of Access Control Points ( ACPs ) and perimeters, for land sites and sea sites. We work in strict compliance with current DoD ( US Department of Defense ) UFC 4-022.01 “ Entry Control Facilities – Access Control Points “, UFC 4-022-02 “ Selection and Application of Vehicle Barriers “ and UFC 4-022-03 “ Security Fences and gates “. All active and barrier systems we supply and install are certified in accordance with latest ASTM, PAS 68, IWA standards and all equipment has been listed on the Department of Defense “ Anti – Ram Vehicle Barrier List “ and its is CE marking compliant ( required solely for products sold in the European Union ).
DCONE AS STRATEGIC PARTNER
Vulnerability of modern societies to disruptions and its costs, which often greatly exceed the costs incurred by the group for orchestrating the attack, requires an integrated approach a new partnership between the governmental agencies and the security industry. In this ambit, DConE supports its Clients by an in depth risk assessment and analysis of the sites ( land and sea ) requiring an enhancement of its security features in order to develop a turn key solution, including design package and complete cost breakdown covering equipment, labor and all civil, electrical work activities required to complete the task on time and on budget.
THREAT ASSESSMENT
Threat assessment is used to evaluate the likelihood of terrorist activity against a given asset. it is a decision support tool that helps to establish and prioritize security program requirements, planning and resource allocations. A threat assessment identifies and evaluates each threat on the basis of various factors including capability, intention, and impact of an attack.