8 Ways to Improve Severe Weather Safety at Your Facility
Learn to stay ahead of weather threats in this free educational webinar.
Learn to stay ahead of weather threats in this free educational webinar.
This presentation will address the range of things that can be done to prevent an active shooter event and respond to one that occurs.
Is your college ready to face today’s tough emergency scenarios? This interactive free webinar will challenge you with some of the difficult scenarios facing today’s higher education institutions, while also providing strategic recommendations for these challenges.
CSC West will address a wide range of critical K-12 and higher education safety and security issues, including suicide prevention, gang violence, transportation safety, sexual assault investigations, mental health, threat assessments, Clery compliance, lockdown, recovery and more.
During an emergency, school, university and hospital security and public safety support personnel, as well as staff and administrators, may be called on to support local first responders. FirstNet enables better communications among all of these individuals.
An active shooter false alarm demonstrated the potential for improved communications that FirstNet could provide during emergencies.
Not long ago, security concerns for most schools involved student conflicts, vandalism, theft and liability — now the foremost concern is life safety.
ZipBridge’s founder explains the inspiration behind the development of ZipBridge’s instant response team communication solution.
Keeping doors locked, avoiding codes and having reverse evacuation protocols will help to ensure your lockdowns are implemented quickly.
The myMix system plays a crucial role in delivering information to key county officials in central Tennessee, according to the company.
Learn how OU ensured their Mobile Credential addressed campus security use cases and met mobile-centric student needs to improve the student experience.
Download this FREE guide to learn how to reduce the frequency and severity of events impacting your campus.
