Calif. District to Beef Up Security
GLENDALE, Calif. — Following several incidents at schools in the Glendale Unified School District (GUSD), officials plan to
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Duress Alerting Improves Schools’ Situational Awareness
Panic alarms are another tool that can supplement law enforcement and video surveillance.
NewsJanuary 20, 2013U.S. Schools, Parents, Politicians Continue Quest for Security Upgrades
In response to the Newtown, Conn., mass school shooting, American K-12 campuses are moving to improve their security,
NewsJanuary 13, 2013Top Campus Security Trends to Watch in 2013
Access control, training and weapons, as well as the management of keys, guests and emergency power, are some
InsightsJanuary 6, 2013More School Districts Vow to Improve Security
The response to the Dec. 14 Sandy Hook Elementary School mass shooting continues with even more school officials
NewsDecember 25, 2012Pittsburgh Hospital Psych Nurses ‘Fearful of Getting Hurt’
PITTSBURGH — New consultant reports released Thursday by the Allegheny County District Attorney Stephen Zappala Jr., recommends that
NewsDecember 2, 20127 Lessons From the Oikos U. Shooting
Last week's shooting highlights the need for intelligence sharing, mass notification, access control, security officers, cooperation with local
NewsApril 8, 2012
Nye County Schools Install Cameras in Classrooms
The Nye County (Nev.) School District has installed an audio enhancement, panic alarm and camera system in its
NewsMarch 19, 2012
Healthcare Facilities, Police Grapple With Prisoner Escapes
IHSS Foundation study highlights incident frequency and reporting shortcomings. Report calls for Clery-type law to be enacted for
NewsOctober 5, 2011Hospital Selects Inovonics’ Mobile Duress, Location and Mass Notification System
ORLANDO, Fla. — Inovonics announced Monday that Avera Queen of Peace Hospital in Mitchell, S.D., has selected its Radius
NewsSeptember 21, 2011Nurses Fear for Safety After Hospital Replaces Police With Security Officers
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Nurses at St. Joseph’s Hospital are claiming that the recent changes in emergency room security
NewsApril 19, 2011
PinnacleHealth Safeguards Hospitals With IP-Based Solutions
This Pennsylvania healthcare organization worked closely with its security integrator to create a multi-layered security solution that protects
NewsApril 6, 2011District Security Department Installs Video Wall
Fairfax, Va. – The Security Operations Center Office for the Safety and Security department at Fairfax County Public
NewsNovember 19, 2010Nurses Seek Tougher Penalties for Assaults
COLUMBUS, Ohio—Fed up with increasing violence at U.S. hospitals, nurses throughout the country are seeking harsher criminal penalties
NewsAugust 11, 2010
Micro Technology Services LYNX Notification System
Micro Technology Services Inc. of Richardson, Texas, introduces LYNX, an inside network duress and emergency notification system. LYNX
NewsMarch 19, 2009Security Officers Will Not Carry Stun Guns at Missouri Hospital
ST. LOUIS – As of Sept. 29, security officers at St. John’s hospital will no longer carry Tasers,
NewsSeptember 10, 2008Selecting the Right Wireless Intrusion Detection for Your Campus
LOS ANGELES – Running wire through a wall, drilling holes, trenching through pavement – these are just some
NewsAugust 6, 2008Spotlight on CSC 2025
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