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Fatal Stabbing at San Francisco General Hospital Followed Years of Calls for Increased Security
The fatal stabbing of Alberto Rangel at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital seemed almost inevitable to many staff members, given the campus’ history of workplace violence.
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Measles Costs $16,200 Per Case, New Review Finds
A growing number of children in the U.S. are not being vaccinated for measles, resulting in outbreaks that threaten to strain the nation’s healthcare system.
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Genetec 2026 Global State of Physical Security Report Findings
The survey, taken by more than 7,300 physical security leaders, reveals the evolution of physical security and the growth of AI.
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Empower Staff with Immediate, Precise Alerts
The InformaCast Wearable Alert Badge is a compact, wireless panic button that school staff can use to alert others the moment issues arise.
Tennessee Man Arrested Over Facebook Post on Charlie Kirk Murder Files Lawsuit
Larry Bushart Jr.’s month-long imprisonment over his social media post about Charlie Kirk’s assassination highlights the clash between Tennessee’s school safety laws and First Amendment rights.
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MIT Professor Fatally Shot in Brookline Home
The FBI says there is no known connection between the MIT professor's murder and the ongoing manhunt for the Brown University shooter.
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Brown University Shooting Update: Police Release Timeline of Person of Interest’s Movements
Authorities say the Brown University shooting suspect is approximately 5'8" with a stocky build.
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University of Georgia’s Unsung Heroes: The Unseen Force Behind Game Day Safety
UGA's game day safety relies on year-round planning, inter-agency collaboration, and dedicated personnel, ensuring a seamless and secure experience for over 93,000 fans with advanced security measures and more.
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U.S., International Agencies Issue Guidance on AI Integration in Operational Technology
CISA and international agencies have provided key guidelines for securely integrating AI into critical infrastructure operational technology systems, emphasizing risk management, governance, and safety.
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Transgender Youth Suicide Attempts Decrease When Pronouns Are Respected
However, only 46% of of transgender or nonbinary youth reported that their pronouns were widely respected by people in their lives.
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Ex-University of Michigan Football Coach Charged with Home Invasion, Stalking
University of Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore was terminated Wednesday after it was reported that he was having an affair with a staff member.
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University of Michigan Enhances Campus Safety with New Technology Initiative
The University of Michigan's Security Technology Enhancement Project is a multi-year initiative leveraging advanced technology to enhance campus safety, modernize emergency response systems, and protect privacy.
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Brown University Shooting Suspect Still at Large, Prompting School Closures
Providence private schools have temporarily closed and area universities have implemented heightened security measures as the suspect in the fatal Brown University shooting remains at large.
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