How Bystanders Can Use Med Tac Training to Save Lives
Med Tac training teaches non-medical bystanders life-saving steps they can administer to individuals experiencing health crises in the critical minutes before first responders arrive.
Med Tac training teaches non-medical bystanders life-saving steps they can administer to individuals experiencing health crises in the critical minutes before first responders arrive.
More and more cities are turning to technology like video surveillance to increase safety and lower crime, especially gun violence.
Here’s what public safety or security dispatchers can expect to experience should an active shooter or active assailant come to campus.
Red Teams can evaluate campus protection measures and challenge your assumptions about how secure your hospital is against the threats posed by criminals, terrorists and others.
A 23-year-old Seton Hall Student died after falling from a parking garage roof. No foul play is suspected but full report is to come.
Collaborating with local Fusion Centers can be an invaluable way for schools and hospitals to bolster their security operations.
Here’s why critical events call centers still need human involvement, despite the accomplishments of artificial intelligence.
On the one year anniversary of Hurricane Harvey, two University of Houston-Downtown officials give their biggest takeaways from the worst storm the Houston region has ever seen.
Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo talked about the challenges his department faced and lessons it learned from Hurricane Harvey.
Here’s a rundown of specific features the NFPA advises hospital officials to include in their active shooter response programs.
Not long ago, security concerns for most schools involved student conflicts, vandalism, theft and liability — now the foremost concern is life safety.
This webinar will share best practices gathered from universities and colleges on how you can reduce long lines while also enhancing the experience for everyone involved in the issuance process.
