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Campus Public Safety Officers’ Vital Role in Student Suicide Prevention
Here’s how school and university public safety officers can identify when a student is considering suicide and the question they can ask that can save lives.
Battling Failure to Rescue with Rapid Response Teams
Rapid Response Teams focus on the critical minutes before first responders arrive and their work plays a huge role in saving lives.
5 Most Common Digital Workplace Security Myths Busted
Endpoint security has become an important strategy for protecting business data assets, but there are a number of common misconceptions about it.
Video Surveillance Upgrades Help District Cut Crime, Improve Preparedness
Here’s how one Northeast school district used video surveillance to optimize its collaboration with first responders, reduce vandalism and theft, and improve operations.
The Clery Act and Campus Safety Are About Heart, Not Just Compliance
The Clery Center strives to make campus safety a universal reality by helping college administrators not only comply with Clery regulations but also understand the spirit behind them.
Set the Stage for a Safe Graduation Ceremony
A conscientious plan will safeguard against unforeseen, as well as avoidable emergency situations before, during and following the commencement ceremony without detracting from the overall experience.
29 Security Product Categories Impacted by Tariff Increases
SIA has identified alarm and access control components, cameras and smoke detectors as some product categories impacted by the new tariffs. The tax hikes will most likely increase the costs of these products, which will be passed on to end users.
Here’s How UL Is Cyber Securing Physical Security Products
UL Technology & Security Director Andrew Jamieson explains how the global safety certification company is pursuing cybersecurity standards.
Campus Public Safety Leadership Needs Less Why’s and More Y’s
These are the qualities you need to possess to be an effective public safety leader.
4 Security Operations Center Design Factors That Maximize Officer Productivity
To ensure maximum safety and security, the control room environment must be designed with security officers’ happiness, health and productivity in mind.
The 3 Pillars of Survival: How to Stay Alive During a Violent Incident
Your students’, faculty’s and staff’s chances of surviving violence will increase if your campus adopts these three strategies.