Practice the hard calls first.
A visitor at a federal building checkpoint refuses the metal detector and starts getting loud. He's an AI character, and he reacts to what your officer actually says.
Real footage from inside the headset, plus officers running it at GSX 2026. Turn the sound on.
Most officers see it for the first time on the job.
An officer can work years of shifts without a weapon, a fight, or someone in crisis in front of them. Then it happens, and the first try is the real one.
We think the only real prep for that moment is reps. VR is the safest place to get them.
The officer
Stress shrinks what you can think of in the moment. An officer who's run the call before already has a response ready.
The person in front of them
Officers who've seen a situation before are less likely to escalate it. That's safer for the visitor, too.
Everyone else on site
Patients, students, shoppers and staff are standing right there. The first thirty seconds decide how big the incident gets.
Checkpoint at a federal building.
A visitor here for a medical appointment won't put his bag through the scanner. Your officer has to lay out his options, hold the policy, and decide what to do when he won't settle down.
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He talks back
He hears your officer's words and tone and answers on his own, so the run doesn't follow a script.
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Duty belt and radio
Your officer can call dispatch, give a description, and decide if anything on the belt comes out.
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Four to five minutes
That covers the whole run, including the officer's statement when backup arrives.
Your trainer gets the full record.
Each run produces a report your trainer can review, adjust and sign.
Your pass standards
You decide what counts as a pass for your posts.
Timestamped
What the officer said and did, and when, with a full transcript.
Scores with reasons
Each pass or fail links back to the moment it happened.
Trainer sign-off
Your trainer confirms or changes the score, then signs it.
Defencify + AGOGE VR
AGOGE VR comes from Threat Dynamics, an officer training company in Sherwood, Oregon, running since 2009. They build the simulations. We bring the security curriculum, the training platform and the guard companies who use it.
Train every guard. Set the standard.
Book a demo. We'll run you through the checkpoint scenario and show you the report your trainer gets after.