Most facilities accumulate physical security piece by piece: a badge reader here, a camera there, a fence added after an incident. We design and evaluate it as a single layered system, engineered to the standards that govern your facility.
Internal staff and integrators profit from, or answer to, the systems they already run — their assessment doubles as a case for their own hardware. Virga sells no hardware and reports to no one but you, backed by federal-grade design experience most physical security reviews never touch.
Physical security is a system, not a shopping list. We assess and design each layer to work with the others, not around them.
Who can get in, where, and when — enforced by policy as much as by hardware. Badge systems, visitor management, and the authorization logic behind them.
Camera coverage, video management systems, and intrusion detection evaluated for actual coverage and response time, not just camera count.
Fencing, gates, vehicle barriers, standoff distance, and CPTED principles applied to the site itself — the layer most programs treat as an afterthought.
Doors, frames, glazing, and electrified locking hardware — the openings that determine whether the rest of the system actually holds.
Access logs and visitor records built to hold up to a 90-day evidence request, not just a glance during a walkthrough.
The inventory, the master key, and the access devices nobody can currently account for — closed and documented.
A camera in the right place beats three in the wrong ones. We evaluate what's enforcing a decision versus what's simply installed, then document the gap in terms your authority having jurisdiction will accept.
We design physical security to construction-specification standard, producing coordinated documents across every CSI MasterFormat division that security touches — written to satisfy the DoD, DHS, and sector regulations your facility actually answers to. Your protection is engineered into the building from the site line inward — not improvised by an integrator after the walls are up.
A MasterFormat division tells the trades what to install. The governing standard tells them how well it has to perform. We write to both — so the design survives the review, the inspection, and the audit that follows.
Your environment may answer to one of these or several at once. We identify which apply before design begins, reconcile the conflicts between them, and document compliance in terms your authority having jurisdiction will accept.
From the fence line to the final door contact, one designer is accountable for the entire security envelope — coordinating with your architect, engineers, and integrators, and always on your side of the table.
A focused, on-site assessment against the standards your facility answers to — with findings prioritized by risk and cost.
