Real-time location systems (RTLS) provide cost-effective staff duress solutions that prevent violent threats from escalating to dangerous events.
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Improving Campus Safety with Next-Gen PSIMs
Today’s PSIM platforms are faster, more open and help campus security and public safety teams stay ahead of change.
School Threat Assessments: Avoid These 3 Mistakes When Developing Your Processes
Making any of these three mistakes could derail your threat assessment program and create liability exposures for your campus or district.
Understanding the 7 Building Blocks of a Campus Emergency Operations Center
From visualization technology to workstation essentials, EOCs can maximize safety and security with an environment that incorporates the fundamentals.
Adjusting Your Student Supervision Practices to Address New Threats
With the ever-changing threat environment and commonplace of liability torts, are your school’s student supervision practices up to par?
Locker Room Hazing: A Riot with Different Motivations
A retired police lieutenant gives his perspective on the common occurrence of hazing in locker rooms and what students, staff, coaches and parents can do to stop it.
Making Video Verification More Effective with Artificial Intelligence
AI ties video in with intrusion alarms to slash false alarms and save valuable law enforcement resources.
What Lies Ahead for Campus Physical Security: 2022 Predictions
A CEO gives his predictions for how AI-based screening tools will impact physical security in stadiums and on K-12, college and healthcare campuses.
Tackling IoT Operations and Device Security at Large University Campuses
To ensure the operational efficiency of IoT devices, here are four questions every campus security team should ask themselves.
Campuses, Law Enforcement Reckon with Facial Recognition Bans
Implementing facial recognition is becoming more cumbersome as an increasing number of cities and states restrict the use of this technology.
Substance Abuse on Campus: Challenges First-Year College Students Face
College is a good way for young adults to gain independence but it can also put them in situations where drugs and alcohol are easily accessible.
School Safety Drills for Students with Special Needs
Rather than opting out of safety drills for students with special needs, here are some strategies to help you develop their individualized safety plans.