During holiday breaks, students who lack healthy connections to responsible adults may be vulnerable to negative influences, particularly those promoting worrisome online behavior.
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Protecting Your Campus and Infrastructure from Drones
The world continues to see a sharp rise in the use of drones. Here’s how your organization can respond when they are being used inappropriately, illegally or dangerously.
New Approaches to Incident Management that Empower First Responders
New technologies improve response time and the effectiveness of incident management.
Network Resilience in Schools: How Out-of-Band Management Can Safeguard Educational Processes
With research showing cyber threats aren’t improving, campuses must implement solutions to get their networks back up and running quickly.
Designing for Success: How School Environments Can Alleviate Teacher Burnout
Consider these five small changes to your school’s physical atmosphere to alleviate teacher burnout and promote student and educator wellness.
Opinion: Lawmakers Take Note: Protective Film on Glass Is Only as Good as the Installer
Without a license to help campuses know their glass film installer meets minimum standards, opportunistic, naïve, or fraudulent actors could install cheap, ineffective security film solutions.
5 Cutting-Edge Uses of Broadcast-Quality Video in Public Safety
Here’s how public safety agencies around the world use live video for improved incident prevention and response.
New Mobile Team Delivers Care to UC Davis Students
Providing its services at no charge, Health 34 is part of UC Davis’ commitment to reform public safety on campus.
Next Level Crisis Planning for Students with Disabilities
When doing access or functional needs crisis planning, let go of labels or diagnoses and concentrate on practical abilities or disabilities that pertain to emergency response.
Conducting Site Assessments for Students with Disabilities
Access or functional needs (AFN) site assessments should cover landscaping, architecture and security, as well as indicators of how well people appreciate, support and communicate with each other, and how functional the school is as a center of teaching and learning.
Choosing the Right Classroom Lockdown Technology for Your School
When searching for classroom security solutions, schools must ensure the technology is effective, as well as easy to implement and to use.
“Safety Everywhere” Is Possible for Healthcare Workers
The new concept of “safety everywhere” is being adopted as an alternative to the traditional assumption that an organization’s duty of care ended as soon as an employee leaves the building.
