Forensic Fraud Expert Bruce Dubinsky Unveils a US-Engineered Alarm Device Called ArmorSiren in Bid to Reinvent Personal Security

ArmorSiren is a US-engineered personal security alarm operating as a 120db device made for mobile deterrence and geolocation alerts.
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Bruce Dubinsky, a renowned forensic fraud expert, has officially unveiled ArmorSiren [https://armorsiren.com/], a patented US-engineered personal security alarm. Inspired by safety concerns in hotels, the 120dB device offers mobile deterrence and geolocation alerts.

Now used in National Rifle Association's training classrooms across America, ArmorSiren reflects Dubinsky's commitment to American quality, personal safety, while empowering users against unexpected threats.

For decades, Bruce Dubinsky built his reputation as a relentless forensic accountant, uncovering billion-dollar financial frauds, testifying in high-stakes litigation, and fearlessly holding Wall Street's worst actors accountable. With his deep credentials - CPA, MST, CFF, CFE, CVA, CAMS - and a reputation for precision and integrity, Dubinsky became one of America's most respected expert witnesses in matters of white-collar crime.

But it wasn't inside a courtroom or during a deposition that Bruce's most unexpected innovation was born. As the expert himself explained, it was inside a hotel suite during the height of the COVID pandemic.

Isolated, cautious, and hyper-aware of his surroundings, Bruce said that he glanced toward the hotel room door - and then the safe - and asked himself a question that would haunt any crime-skeptic mind, "How safe are we... really?"

Mr. Dubinsky added it was that quiet moment of unease - shared with his wife Lori, his partner of nearly 40 years - that sparked a conversation that turned into a mission. The Dubinskys imagined a portable, ultra-loud personal alarm system - something people could attach to a hotel door, a hotel safe, a window, or even a dorm room entry door. Something small but powerful. Something that, at the first sign of unauthorized movement, would scream with 120 decibels of deterrence.

The inventor said that "just like that, ArmorSiren was born." Over the next three years, Bruce Dubinsky applied the same tenacity, discipline, and obsession with detail that had defined his forensic work into developing ArmorSiren [https://armorsiren.com/].

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Every feature was carefully engineered, including a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, a 120dB siren loud enough to rattle a hotel hallway, a tamper detection with ultra-sensitive sensors, the ability to control via onboard buttons or through a secure mobile app, and real-time geolocation ping via the free ArmorSiren app.

Bruce stated that he wasn't content to just make a product. He sought legal protection, securing a United States patent for ArmorSiren for its innovative design. He wasn't just solving a problem-he was creating a new category in personal security: mobile deterrence.

From the beginning, Bruce made a deliberate and values-driven decision: ArmorSiren [https://armorsiren.com/] would be designed, engineered, and assembled in the United States. Not because it was the cheapest path - but because it was the right one in his eyes.

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As someone who grew up in America, Bruce said he was raised on the belief that this country builds the best products in the world. "I've spent my entire career fighting for truth and accountability," he said. "It only made sense that the product I created would reflect those same values."

Bruce said that for him, American-made isn't just a label - it's a commitment to quality, oversight, and national pride. It honors a tradition of making things that last, protecting the people who use them, and reinvesting in American jobs and ingenuity.

The device's sleek design, reliable performance, and intuitive controls quickly earned it a following among solo travelers, students, and mobile professionals. But the credibility of ArmorSiren was solidified when the National Rifle Association endorsed it for inclusion in its nationwide "Refuse To Be a Victim" personal-safety training programs.

For Bruce, that endorsement wasn't just a milestone - it was validation. The same man who once traced fraudulent trades across offshore shell accounts had now created something tangible, a tool to help real people take control of their safety.

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Today, Bruce Dubinsky is the Founder and CEO of ArmorSiren [https://armorsiren.com/]. He remains as passionate about accountability as ever - only now, his mission extends from financial transparency to physical security.

Bruce still personally tests every feature, reads every customer story, and pushes for constant improvement. Because for him, this was never about launching a product. It was about making sure no one else has to wonder what they would do if someone opened their door in the middle of the night.

As Dubinsky often says, "The truth is, safety isn't just about what you can see. It's about being ready for what you don't. And with ArmorSiren on your side, you're ready."

More info about ArmorSiren and Mr. Dubinsky is available on the official website [https://armorsiren.com/].
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