School Public Address Systems Are Critical During an Active Lethal Threat Event
Students, teachers and staff members must be able to hear and understand emergency messages broadcast on public address systems so they can respond effectively.
Students, teachers and staff members must be able to hear and understand emergency messages broadcast on public address systems so they can respond effectively.
These perimeter security technologies can help to detect crime, undesirable behavior and delay or deter it from your school, college or hospital campus.
When an emergency happens, online scheduling software can help campuses manage employee deployment and improve communication.
A systematic approach will help to ensure your organization makes the right public safety and security technology purchasing decisions.
First responders take about ten minutes on average to arrive at the scene of an emergency. Bystander care could assist in saving a life.
“Secure, Preserve, Fight” can be an alternative way to respond to active shooters in healthcare settings when “Run, Hide, Fight” is not possible.
An ethical hacker discusses the often overlooked cybersecurity of access control technology and ways to protect your organization.
A communications specialist with the Farmington, N.M., police came up with the idea to connect its schools’ intercoms with radios following a nearby school shooting.
Take a look at this assessment of video analytics, which is quickly becoming the standard for surveillance devices and solutions.
Campus Safety will no longer accept ads or sponsorships from companies whose door barricades don’t comply with ADA and NFPA codes.
This guide was developed to encourage you to look at your current preparedness plan’s effectiveness and determine how you can strengthen it before an active shooter threat becomes a reality.
By creatively integrating systems you can both improve campus safety and increase your return on investment.
