Tactical site surveys can improve the work and learning environments of healthcare and educational facilities. Here’s how campuses can use these tools to reduce crime and violence, enhance anti-terrorism efforts in the community, reduce workers’ compensation claims, cut maintenance costs and minimize civil liability.
Installing an access control system for future growth is everybit as important as making sure it is backwards compatible. Whetherdeploying standalone electronic locks, networked and/or integratedsystems, or high-level technology such as biometrics, campuses shouldadopt solutions that can accommodate their changing needs.
IP video has new capabilities that make it much more accessible, user-friendly and generally more flexible than ever before. All of these features, in turn, render it a powerful tool for enhancing security efforts in the K-12 campus environment.
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln adopted the latest inaccess control technology to protect its Biological Process DevelopmentFacility. See how this campus keeps unauthorized personnel from thevaccines and therapeutic countermeasures the school develops to combatbiological warfare agents.
From vendor to in-house installation, find the method thatworks best for your agency.
Princeton Chief of Police Steven Healy understands the power of personal interaction. By collaborating with his campus’ numerous stakeholders via community policing and one-on-one communications, he and his officers have improved the department’s stature, as well as upgraded many of the technologies required to properly protect this prestigious university.
In this webinar, attendees will learn the observable behaviors people exhibit as they head down a path of violence so we can help prevent the preventable.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.