School Safety Training for Children Must Start at Home
By regularly discussing safety with children, parents are in the driver’s seat to teach not only critical thinking skills but also skills that may save a child’s life.
By regularly discussing safety with children, parents are in the driver’s seat to teach not only critical thinking skills but also skills that may save a child’s life.
Leaving an access control badge or an unlocked computer on an unattended desk both pose significant threats to a healthcare facility’s security and overall health.
By focusing on unification over integration, campuses can better protect their facilities, improve operations and unlock business intelligence.
Here are several examples of school safety improvements that can be implemented at little or no cost.
Ransomware gangs are now threating victims that they’ll “burn your data if you get a negotiator.”
Mobile credentials help campuses break down silos, improve access control system efficiencies, reduce costs and more.
A climate and culture that supports safety, training, SROs, access control and building hardening are strategies that enable schools to keep students, teachers and staff safe.
The only way to start gaining ground in the cyber war is to instill a culture of security at every level.
Despite the rise in nation-state hacking, phishing attacks and ransomware, there are ways you can reduce burnout in your IT teams.
Active shooters are challenging for the CRT model, so these teams must be provided with clear, pragmatic and obtainable objectives.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.
This session will focus on improving college campus threat assessments, response and cyber safety in the post–COVID world.