So, Concealed Carry Is Coming to Your Campus. Now What?
If your organization has chosen or been forced to allow concealed carry on campus, the following practices will reduce this policy’s potential pitfalls.
If your organization has chosen or been forced to allow concealed carry on campus, the following practices will reduce this policy’s potential pitfalls.
We must prevent delays in reporting violent incidents to law enforcement and adopt faster systems that prevent single-point failures.
Securable space, communications, threat assessment and management, and common protocol are the foundations of a good school security program.
Personal interaction will encourage your campus community to pay attention and act on your emergency notifications about a crisis.
Here’s why critical events call centers still need human involvement, despite the accomplishments of artificial intelligence.
Featuring a five-screen projection system and surround-sound effects, the FATS 300LE system from Meggitt offers insights into how law enforcement can improve situational awareness and marksmanship.
USC has been conducting ShakeOut earthquake drills since 2008. Here’s how it helps them improve their community’s emergency preparedness.
Learn how to conduct Great ShakeOut earthquake drills so your campus community will be prepared should an earthquake occur.
On the one year anniversary of Hurricane Harvey, two University of Houston-Downtown officials give their biggest takeaways from the worst storm the Houston region has ever seen.
New approaches to renters insurance programs are helping protect students and colleges from common risks, such as fire and theft.
Download this free report to learn how new developments in video surveillance networking and integration, based on open platform IP technology, are helping colleges and universities make it easier to improve safety and security.
This Executive Brief contains a guided evaluation of ID card printing options to simplify your choice.
