Tek84 Unveils New Brand Identity Built to Magnify What Security Officers Can Do

Oct 22, 2026

New Tek84 brand reflects the company's proven technology and commitment to public safety

POWAY, Calif. - Oct. 22, 2026 - PRLog -- Tek84 Inc., a leader in American-made security screening technology, today announced a new brand identity reflecting the company's continued growth, proven leadership, and vision for the future of security and corrections.

The new identity is built around a simple idea: Tek84 magnifies what correctional and security officers are capable of every day.

For decades, Tek84 has developed and deployed technologies designed to help security professionals detect threats, make informed decisions, and protect the people in their care. The new brand brings that mission to the forefront with a bold identity that communicates the scale, confidence, and capability behind the Tek84 name.

The Power Behind the 84

At the center of the new identity is the Tek84 name, with the "84" positioned as a superscript to represent an exponential operator.

More than a design element, it is a visual expression of what Tek84 technology is designed to do: multiply the capabilities of a single officer.

From advanced body scanning to software that helps operators identify and respond to potential threats, Tek84 gives security professionals greater capability while keeping human expertise at the center of every screening decision.

A Purpose Grounded in Trust

Tek84's North Star remains straightforward: Tek84 exists to give those tasked with the safety of others the tools they can trust.

The company delivers on that purpose by proving it, not just promising it. installation after installation, deployment after deployment, for decades.

Today, Tek84 technology is deployed in almost all 50 states and trusted by the Federal Bureau of Prisons, state prisons, and hundreds of county and city correctional institutions. Tek84 products are American-made and supported by American-based service.

"Our new brand reflects where Tek84 is going, while remaining firmly rooted in what has gotten us here," said Albert Perez, CEO of Tek84. "We have spent over a decade proving our technology in some of the most demanding security environments in the country. This new identity gives us a way to communicate that confidence more clearly and express the exponential capabilities we provide to the people who rely on our technology every day."

The rebrand marks an important milestone as Tek84 continues to expand its technology, capabilities, and impact across the security and corrections markets and the new website was just launched at www.tek84.com.

While the look and expression of the brand are evolving, the commitment remains the same: develop technology that excels, prove it in the field, and give security professionals tools they can trust.

As the future of security screening demands greater capability, faster decision-making, and smarter technology, Tek84 is positioned to help lead the way and magnify the possibilities.

For more information, visit www.tek84.com.

Contact
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***@tek84.com

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