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2025 Campus Safety Conference Delivers In-Depth Training, Networking, Product Demos and More

2025 Campus Safety Conference Delivers In-Depth Training, Networking, Product Demos and More

The 2025 Campus Safety Conference brought together a wide range of protection professionals to explore cutting-edge school security solutions, campus safety training, and innovative technologies, with highlights that included a...

UNM addresses campus safety following a fatal shooting, outlining $20 million in security investments, plans to review residence hall policies, and efforts to improve emergency communication systems. University of New Mexico, Michael LaMotte, Garnett Stokes, Teresa Costantinidis, visitor management, access control, emergency notification

University of New Mexico Leaders Address Campus Safety Issues Following Deadly Shooting

Los Angeles teachers are demanding stronger immigration protections from LAUSD, urging policies that prioritize student safety and support for impacted families. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, UTLA

Teachers Rally in Los Angeles to Demand Stronger Protections Against Immigration Raids

Universities face growing IoT security challenges as connected devices like thermostats expose campus vulnerabilities, underscoring the need for improved visibility, monitoring, and proactive protection measures. data breach, physical security, security technology, Shankar Somasundaram, Asimily

IoT Security: Your Next Breach Could Start with Your Thermostat

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NFPA Offers Resources Following Mass. Assisted Living Facility Fire

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How Campus Security Officers Should Respond to Active Assailants

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Using Campus Security Cameras for Effective Emergency Response

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Is Your Campus Prepared for a Cardiac Emergency?

Transform Your School's Emergency Preparedness with Enhanced Safety Drills

Transform Your School’s Emergency Preparedness with Enhanced Safety Drills

Secure Your Campus in the Cloud: A Guide to Modern Video Security

Secure Your Campus in the Cloud: A Guide to Modern Video Security

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Understanding the Benefits of PoC Systems for School Security

2025 Campus Safety Conference Delivers In-Depth Training, Networking, Product Demos and More

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Want Someone to Calm Down? Don’t Say These 3 Things

Some of the achievements of this year’s Directors of the Year include obtaining officer pay increases, restructuring their departments, and emphasizing community policing. Jennifer Griffin, Temple University, Adam Reid, Montgomery College, Brandon Ingram, Covenant Health

Griffin, Ingram and Reid Named 2025 Campus Safety Directors of the Year

Most school security lapses involve human failures and not equipment failures. The other AI -- Active involvement by teachers, staff and the community -- can help to overcome these challenges.

The Other AI: ‘Active Involvement’ by Humans Is Critical in School Security

2025 Campus Safety Conference Resource Center

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series