NAPCO Security launches redesigned SAVI School website under its K-12 and Campus Security initiative

NAPCO Security Technologies and its divisions, Alarm Lock, Marks USA, and Continental Access, announces the launch of the newly redesigned SAVI School website, as part of the Company’s ongoing K-12 and Campus Security initiative. The revitalised website has a brand-new look, easier navigation, and features new products such as NAPCO’s StarLink Fire Cellular/IP Alarm Communicators and advanced intrusion and commercial fire alarms, Alarm Locks standalone Trilogy or Trilogy Networx access locks, Marks USA cylindrical and mortise locking solutions and the all new CA4K Enterprise Security and Access Management Platform from Continental Access.

As a long-time trusted source in some of the largest school districts and leading educational institutions across the country, Napco Security Technologies, Marks USA, Alarm Lock, and Continental Access have developed a wide range of security technology solutions with your needs in mind, to fit any classroom, campus, and budget. LocDown security solutions offer an integrated range of products that address the budget levels of any educational institution, with a range of low-cost mechanical locking protection for tight budgets, mid-range electro-mechanical locking solutions and advanced wireless networked electronic locks with global remote-control features on the higher end. Napco makes the reliable, scalable security you want in place.

As an educational resource on school security expertise and combating campus vulnerability, Napco created SAVI, the Security Access-Control Vulnerability Index, an objective evaluation tool in an easy electronic checklist form, that can help evaluate and grade a campus’ current security in minutes, and more importantly point to specific areas for improvement, in an instructional, brand-agnostic, electronic format. In presentations nationwide, Napco has met with great interest and thanks from all walks of school-stakeholders, from administrators and faculty, to facility managers and security directors, and from local PTAs to campus safety pros.