Last Chance to Take the 2021 Campus Safety Video Surveillance Survey
Topics covered in this year’s Campus Safety Video Surveillance Survey include camera coverage, system quality, maintenance, planned upgrades, policies, procedures and more.
Topics covered in this year’s Campus Safety Video Surveillance Survey include camera coverage, system quality, maintenance, planned upgrades, policies, procedures and more.
Dean Drako of Eagle Eye Networks talks about the applicability of the cloud and artificial intelligence on campus, as well as the need for strong cybersecurity practices.
Nearly 2 out of 3 survey respondents say they either don’t care or aren’t sure if they care if their AI-powered security cameras are biased.
New systems will no longer have a static set of features. Instead, they will be sold on the merits of how fast they can solve problems and how much they cost.
Analytics employed in a campus environment can promote situational awareness and proactive risk mitigation. Here are six key applications to consider.
Community college leaders are drawn to cloud video surveillance for improved security, automatic alerts, cybersecurity assurances and affordability.
People-counting technologies have evolved over the years. Here’s the low-down on the different types and which applications suit them best.
Venues can use the technology to quickly scan entrants and assess for potential weapons and threats.
Join this webcast to learn why student violence is on the rise in K-12 schools, and how can you prevent and deter this behavior.
As businesses consider return to work strategies and balance the tension between social distancing and remote working, navigating decisions on building operations has proven to be extremely dynamic and challenging.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.
This session will focus on improving college campus threat assessments, response and cyber safety in the post–COVID world.