A Closer Look at U.S. Hate Crime Statistics
Here’s a breakdown of hate crime data from both the FBI’s crime reporting program and the Bureau of Justice Statistics’ survey.
Here’s a breakdown of hate crime data from both the FBI’s crime reporting program and the Bureau of Justice Statistics’ survey.
The study explores several factors, including school admissions and grade-level proficiency, that could be affecting school safety.
The study found that in some cases, vaping is linked to a higher risk of delinquency than traditional substance abuse.
The latest IAHSS stats highlight both positive and negative trends in hospital crime and include data on ransomware attacks for the first time.
Guns & America narrowed down data from a K-12 school shooting database to fit within a more specified definition of an active shooter incident.
Check out the participant comments about their security cameras from this year’s Campus Safety Video Surveillance Survey.
Video surveillance system downtime or data loss is a widespread problem for many organizations. Here’s how you can ensure your security cameras won’t let you down.
According to the CS 2019 Video Surveillance Survey, campus protection pros are more satisfied with their camera coverage and quality, but maintenance and integration still pose problems.
Lists that claim to rank the ‘Safest Colleges’ in America are misleading. Students and parents must do their homework to find a campus that is truly secure and right for them.
Healthcare facilities, schools and institutions of higher education continue to embrace security cameras, according to CS’ latest research. This exclusive video surveillance study also covers system quality, coverage and maintenance, as well as the policies and procedures supporting this technology.
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.
