What is a security scanner?

Security scanners are pieces of technology used to scan and detect threats or suspicious items in a variety of environments, including airports, government buildings, corporate offices, and other public areas. They are designed to protect people from potential danger and work to identify any prohibited items that could cause harm. Our security scanners come in the form of metal detectors. By using these technologies together, security teams are able to quickly identify any potential threats before they become a serious issue.

How to use a security scanner?

Scanning for security issues using a security scanner is relatively simple. Security scanners require you to stand still and raise your arms above your head so security can perform their security scan over your entire body. Once the scan is complete, you will be cleared of being a security threat and be allowed to enter the secure area. During a safety check safety requirements dictate a security scanner be used to prevent security incidents.

What are the laws about Security Scanners?

The laws regarding security scanners vary from country to country and state to state. Generally speaking, however, the use of security scanners requires permission from the relevant governing body or building owner. Depending on the jurisdiction, this could require a permit or specific authorization before any scanning is done. In some cases, such as at airports, security scanning is mandatory for all passengers and staff.