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Reducing Forcible Entry on Campus with Key Control
Key control technology brings heightened levels of security and safety to college and university campuses by reducing incidents of forcible entry and theft.
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New York Hospital Security Officer Brutally Beaten, On Life Support
A 63-year-old hospital security officer, Gardy Coriolan, is on life support after a brutal attack while protecting a doctor in Mercy Hospital’s emergency room.
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Faculty Sue California State University for Disclosing Personal Information Amid Antisemitism Probe
The California Faculty Association has sued the California State University system over its disclosure of employee data during an antisemitism investigation, raising critical concerns about academic freedom, privacy rights, and…
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Keeping Your Campus Connected and Protected
Schools at every level need surveillance solutions that combine 24/7 protection with the latest advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI), analytics, and cloud management.
Why Campus Security Departments Should Not Handle Dignitary Protection
Campus security should not have its own dedicated dignitary protection team due to the specialized training, resources, and legal expertise required, making partnerships with law enforcement a safer and more…
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Oklahoma State University Homecoming Shooting Injures 3
A shooting near an Oklahoma State University dormitory during homecoming week left three injured, prompting an ongoing investigation.
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CISA Orders Federal Agencies to Patch F5 Devices After Nation-State Hack
In response to a potential nation-state hack, a new CISA directive mandates urgent cybersecurity action, compelling federal agencies to patch critical vulnerabilities in their F5 BIG-IP devices.
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Smart Security Apps Mean Smarter System Design
We examine trends driving adoption, core capabilities and how innovations are helping security teams work smarter.
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Virginia Awards $12 Million in Security Grants to 433 Schools
Virginia has awarded $12 million in School Security Equipment Grants to enhance safety infrastructure with advanced technologies like surveillance systems and secure entrances.
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How Security Fences Make Schools Safer from the Curb to the Classroom
The campus perimeter can often be the first barrier an intruder encounters. School administrators can use fences to bolster baseline security.
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What Trauma-Free School Safety Training Should Look Like
While high-stress, trauma-based training is effective for military and law enforcement, it is not appropriate for school staff.
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ADT Wins Case Alleging Alarm Caused Hearing Loss and Tinnitus
Plaintiff Robert Webb filed an appeal of the alarm personal injury ruling for ADT in the Eleventh Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals.
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New Study Reveals U.S. LGBTQ+ Youth Mental Health Crisis Is Worsening
The longitudinal study on LGBTQ+ youth mental health reveals alarming increases in depression, anxiety, and suicide risk, emphasizing the urgent need for supportive environments and effective mental health interventions.
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