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Campuses that combine AI, people and appropriate processes can make active assailant hoaxes less disruptive and less effective. swatting, Sal Mani, VOLT AI, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

When the Alarm Is Real, But the Threat Isn’t: How AI Can Help Schools Respond Smarter to Swatting

Campuses that combine AI, appropriate processes, and oversight by humans can make active assailant hoaxes less disruptive and less effective.

Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot during a Utah Valley University event on Wednesday. Turning Point USA, UVU, First Amendment, campus security, weapons detection

Charlie Kirk Fatally Shot at Utah Valley University Debate; Shooter Not in Custody

Collaboration aims to provide fire safety education and resources to students, parents and campus housing staff and administrators.

NFPA Collaborates with Campus Fire Safety Center on Fire Safety Month

Nearly half of Muslim students in Tennessee face faith-based bullying, highlighting systemic issues in school safety and religious accommodations. American Muslim Advisory Council (AMAC), Islamophobia

Faith-Based Bullying: A Disturbing Reality for Tennessee’s Muslim Students

WellSpan Health is bolstering security with a private, armed police forces and advanced weapons detection systems. William White, UPMC Memorial Hospital Shooting

WellSpan Health to Establish Private Police Force by 2026

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This K-12 Cybersecurity Resource Offers Useful Guidance for School IT Professionals

The U.S. Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency has released a report to help keep K-12 organizations secure.

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Stopping an Active Threat at the Door

Cameras, alarms, and access controls are vitally important, but a physical barrier to entry is essential to saving lives in the first minutes of an incident.

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First responders, clinicians, educators, counselors and others in the helping professions can be vulnerable to compassion fatigue. Here’s how you can take care of yourself during these troubling times. mental health, suicide prevention, officer safety,Shoshanah Findling, Ph. D, Jay Findling Ph. D

Support for AAPI Community Following Targeted Mass Shootings

Please take the time to check in with these individuals, support them, and provide resources as needed.

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

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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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The Stop Campus Hazing Act: Key Implementation Trends That Could Impact Clery Act Compliance

Boost Campus Security After-Hours with Real-Time Mobile Access

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

Best Practices for Modernizing Security Systems in Legacy Education Environments

Best Practices for Modernizing Security Systems in Legacy Education Environments

Steps to Take to Make Sure Your Campus is E911 Compliant

3 Steps to Make Sure Your Campus is E911 Compliant

Smarter Video Security for Safer Campuses

How to Choose Smarter Video Security for a Safer Campus

Sudden Cardiac Arrests Happen More Often Than You Think on Campus. Are You Prepared to Respond?

Is Your Campus Prepared for a Cardiac Emergency?

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

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

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series