ASIS Int’l will host its rebranded Global Security Exchange in Las Vegas, Sept. 23-27. Here’s an overview of the education agenda, networking events and more.
Brigham and Women’s Hospital changed over from contract to in-house security officers to improve the quality and control of its security department.
This issue features: So,Concealed Carry is Coming to Your Campus. Now What? Although allowing concealed carry at a school or university is fraught with perils, if your organization has chosen or been forced to allow guns on campus, the following practices will reduce this policy’s potential pitfalls. From Good to Great: How a Boston Hospital […]
New research from Arizona State University shows how certain security measures on campus, such as security cameras, affect K-12 students’ perceptions of safety, support and equity.
Brigham and Women’s Hospital changed over from contract to in-house security officers to improve the quality and control of its security department.
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Join us for a free 1 hour CS webcast on September 27th to learn best practices on effectively communicating to your campus in an emergency.
New tracking technology is now available to help campus officials make the best decisions and keep students and staff safe when severe weather strikes.
