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The California Faculty Association has sued the California State University system over its disclosure of employee data during an antisemitism investigation, raising critical concerns about academic freedom, privacy rights, and federal compliance. CFA, CSU, October 7, Gaza, Margarita Berta-Ávila, University of California

Faculty Sue California State University for Disclosing Personal Information Amid Antisemitism Probe

The California Faculty Association has sued the California State University system over its disclosure of employee data during an antisemitism investigation, raising critical concerns about academic freedom, privacy rights, and...

Why Campus Security Departments Should Not Handle Dignitary Protection

A shooting near an Oklahoma State University dormitory during homecoming week left three injured, prompting an ongoing investigation. OSU, guns on campus, residence hall security, event security, Police Chief Mike Beckner

Oklahoma State University Homecoming Shooting Injures 3

In response to a potential nation-state hack, a new CISA directive mandates urgent cybersecurity action, compelling federal agencies to patch critical vulnerabilities in their F5 BIG-IP devices. U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, hackers

CISA Orders Federal Agencies to Patch F5 Devices After Nation-State Hack

Security Apps

Smart Security Apps Mean Smarter System Design

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Some “school security experts” are still spreading the myth that the Parkland shooter pulled the fire alarm. Let this be a reminder to check the credibility of the consultants and vendors you hire. Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting, school security experts

Fact Check: Did the Parkland Shooter Pull the Fire Alarm?

Some "security experts" don't know the answer to this question. Do you?

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A medical helicopter crash on Highway 50 critically injured a nurse, pilot and paramedic, but no patients were onboard at the time of the incident. REACH Air Medical Services, Highway 50, National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB)

Medical Helicopter Crash on California Highway Leaves 3 Critically Injured

A medical helicopter crash on Highway 50 critically injured a nurse, pilot and paramedic, but no patients were onboard at the time of the incident.

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A new report from the American Hospital Association reveals healthcare facilities paid over $13 billion in 2023 for the medical care of employees injured in hospital workplace violence incidents. AHA, U.S. hospitals, healthcare costs, violence prevention

Workplace Violence Costs U.S. Hospitals Over $18 Billion Each Year, Study Finds

A new American Hospital Association study reveals healthcare facilities paid over $13 billion in 2023 for the medical care of employees injured in hospital workplace violence incidents.

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Executive Protection and Workplace Violence: Identifying and Preventing Incidents

It’s Time to Protect Our Teachers: Advanced School Security Strategies

Creating the Castle: Enhancing School Security and Hospital Security with Access Control and Visitor Management

School Sign with Bullet holes over American flag

How Campus Security Officers Should Respond to Active Assailants

Camera with the word security drawn on a chalkboard

Using Campus Security Cameras for Effective Emergency Response

School Emergency Communications Save Lives: 7 Best Practices to Follow

School Emergency Communications Save Lives: 7 Best Practices to Follow

Reimagine Hospital Security with LiDAR and Digital Twins

How 3D Surveillance Improves Safety and Security in Healthcare Settings

Case Study: Integrated Technology Enhances Security for New Jersey School District

Case Study: Integrated Technology Enhances Security for New Jersey School District

Empower Your School District with Cloud-Based Innovation

Empower Your School District with Cloud-Based Innovation

Emergency School Communications: Enhancing Safety with Two-Way Radio and Distributed Antenna Systems and Solutions

Emergency School Communications: Enhancing Safety with Two-Way Radio and Distributed Antenna Systems

Attend Campus Safety at EDspaces November 5-7 to learn innovative strategies like CPTED principles and master planning integration to enhance safety and security in educational and training facilities. school security design, safety through design, master planning for security, educational facility safety, physical security systems, crime prevention through environmental design, Guy Bliesner, David Sturtz, Kristin Ambrose, HKS Inc., Ric Everett

Designing for Defense: Enhancing Campus Safety Through Physical Design

The CS@EDspaces Conference, happening November 5-7 in Columbus, Ohio, will provide higher education leaders with actionable strategies to enhance campus security for controversial speakers while safeguarding free speech and academic freedom. Campus Safety at EDspaces, Charlie Kirk, executive protection, dignitary protection, event security, Mike Matranga, Tim Reboulet, U.S. Secret Service

Campus Safety at EDspaces Conference Tackles Controversial Speaker Security

CS@EDspaces, happening November 5–7 in Columbus, Ohio, offers discounted attendee registration rates until September 30. Campus Safety at EDspaces

Campus Safety at EDspaces: Register Now for Discounted Admission

Student safety meets classroom design at Campus Safety at EDspaces, happening November 5-7 in Columbus, Ohio. CS@EDspaces

Campus Safety at EDspaces Returns for Year 5

Here are some lessons learned from previous incidents that can help increase the safety and security of school and university athletic events, concerts and other large gatherings. stadium security, event security, football, basketball

7 Steps to Improving Stadium Security and Large Event Safety

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series