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Vehicle access protection for
military sites.

Barracks, depots and airfields depend on robust security decisions — for sites, access points and particularly sensitive protection zones. Barricadix analyses access risks, possible sabotage scenarios and vulnerable areas digitally and creates a traceable basis for decisions on perimeter and vehicle access protection.

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In brief

How do you secure a military site?

First, access points, approach routes and security-relevant areas are analysed and assessed. From this, protection goals and the required protection class are derived. Suitable, certified protective measures are then designed and documented in an audit-ready form — as a basis for planning, prioritisation and internal approvals.

Protection areas

For a range of sites.

Every site has its own risk profile — from the barracks near public areas to the remote depot. Vehicle access protection follows the specific threat situation of each location.

Barracks & accommodation

Locations with a high density of people, multiple access points and often close to public areas.

Depots & material stores

Sensitive storage and ammunition areas with a particular need for protection against unauthorised access and sabotage.

Airfields & technical facilities

Extensive sites with long perimeters, technical infrastructure and critical individual objects.

Command & communication infrastructure

Facilities whose failure directly impairs operational capability and which require particular resilience.

In 5 steps

From the threat situation to a robust decision.

Each step maps to a Barricadix module and delivers a traceable result — from the analysis to audit-ready documentation.

01

Analyse access points & approach

Barricadix captures the site based on geodata and assesses possible approach routes, approach directions and the speeds reachable at each access point.

02

Assess weak points & sabotage risks

Sensitive facilities, technical infrastructure and vulnerable areas are systematically identified and included in the security assessment.

03

Define protection goals & protection class

From the threat situation and protection needs, protection goals and the required protection class are derived per access point — the decisive factors are impact energy and possible approach speed.

04

Design & prioritise protective measures

Suitable, certified measures are designed on a manufacturer-neutral basis and prioritised where they make the greatest contribution to security across the site.

05

Document in audit-ready form

Results are documented in a traceable way — as a robust basis for planning, coordination and internal approvals.

Standards & regulations

Robust and aligned with the state of the art.

In the military context, too, the Barricadix assessment methodology follows the recognised regulations for vehicle access protection. This keeps results traceable and justifiable towards all parties involved. An overview is provided by the standards for vehicle access protection.

DIN SPEC 91414-2

Sets out the methodological framework for planning vehicle access protection — the basis for a structured assessment from the threat to the measure.

DIN ISO 22343

Standard for the impact test of vehicle security barriers; it replaced IWA 14-1 and PAS 68. Certificates issued under the predecessor standards remain recognised.

Technische Richtlinie Mobile Fahrzeugsperren

Defines the protection classes SK1, SK2 and SK2+ — decisive wherever deployable or temporary barriers are used.

Benefits for operators

Decisions that hold up.

Whether a single site or an entire portfolio: Barricadix places the right measure at the right access point — AI-powered, standards-compliant and manufacturer-neutral. This way, protective measures are planned where they make the greatest contribution to security.

Make multiple locations comparable

Barracks, depots and sites can be analysed using a uniform methodology and assessed in a comparable way.

Digital preliminary analysis

The first assessment is carried out on screen based on geodata — without a costly on-site inspection for every single access point.

Deploy resources in a targeted way

Risks are assessed in a comparable way so that protective measures are planned where they make the greatest contribution to security.

Audit-ready basis for decisions

Traceable documentation for planning, coordination and internal approvals.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions on site protection

How do you protect military sites against vehicle attacks?
The starting point is an analysis of the access points and approach routes: possible approach paths, approach speeds and critical access points are assessed. From this, protection goals and the protection class required per access point are derived, on which suitable, certified vehicle security barriers or bollards are designed. The result is documented in an audit-ready form and serves as a robust basis for planning and approval.
What does object and site protection cover in vehicle access protection?
It combines protecting the outer boundary (perimeter) with the targeted securing of accessible entry points and particularly sensitive areas within the site. In vehicle access protection, the main aim is to prevent the unauthorised or targeted entry of vehicles and to include vulnerable facilities in the overall assessment.
How are sabotage and weak-point risks assessed?
Sensitive facilities, technical infrastructure and vulnerable areas are systematically recorded and classified according to their accessibility and importance for operational capability. This produces a comparable risk picture from which it can be derived which areas are to be protected as a priority.
Which standards apply to vehicle access protection?
The basis for planning is DIN SPEC 91414-2. The impact test of tested vehicle security barriers is governed by DIN ISO 22343, which replaced IWA 14-1 and PAS 68; older certificates remain recognised. The protection classes SK1, SK2 and SK2+ come from the Technische Richtlinie Mobile Fahrzeugsperren. The Barricadix assessment methodology follows these regulations.
Can multiple locations be assessed uniformly?
Yes. Because the analysis follows a clear, repeatable methodology, multiple sites can be assessed according to the same criteria and compared with one another. This makes it easier to prioritise protective measures and investments across locations.
How does Barricadix handle sensitive information?
The analysis is based on available geodata and location data. Scope, data storage and confidentiality are agreed on a project-specific basis; processing takes place on servers in Germany. Specific requirements for secrecy and clearances are clarified on a case-by-case basis.
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Assess your sites robustly.

Have Barricadix analyse access points and protection zones and receive a standards-compliant, audit-ready basis for planning, prioritisation and internal approvals.

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