SecureVue Inc., founded in 1984, is engaged primarily in the business of designing, developing, manufacturing and marketing vandal-resistant, anti-terrorist and crime prevention products, including video camera vandal/theft resistant housings; ultra-heavy-duty stainless steel vandal-resistant security / surveillance / safety mirrors; bank ATM SS security mirrors; patented tamper-proof universal instrument mounts.

The Company's major products are fabricated from of Type 304 heavy gauge stainless steel, are overbuilt and intended for extreme duty, and are virtually immune to vandalism, damage and theft.  Because the products are designed for decades of service, they are guaranteed forever against breakage, deformation and bending.

The mounting bracket  has received two U.S. patents as the only vandal-resistant unit in the world, and is intended for security devices for which aim is critical.  Adjustable on three axes (or planes), once set and aimed, the mirror or camera housing cannot be unaligned, tilted, moved or stolen by vandals or other unauthorized persons.  However, it can easily be repositioned or removed by maintenance personnel with the supplied proprietary key.

 

OWNERSHIP & MANAGEMENT

Donald G. Softness, president and CEO of SecureVue, is a marketing executive who has headed up a number of highly successful manufacturing companies, notably including Sphinx Products. Inc., which marketed fashion specialty items, including Glitz™including Glitz™ sunglasses and “jelly” shoes, and Flashtacks™ reflector studs.  He was principal in six  radio stations, including WVNJ-AM-FM, Newark/New York (now Z-100), where he was active in the management of this $4.6 million (annual sales) company. He is the  founder of The Softness Group, Inc., which became the tenth largest public relations/promotion company in the country.  During his years at The Softness Group, and subsequently at its spinoff, The Softness Groupe, he supervised promotional/p.r. campaigns for dozens of national new product launches.  He has an MBA in marketing from the NYU Stern Graduate School of Business Administration, and an honorary doctorate of humane letters from St. John’s University.  He is an honoree in Who’s Who in America.