Simple Locks Can Be the Most Effective Solution for Active Shooter Prevention
As everyone scrambles for complex active shooter solutions, officials should consider the ones that have been effective in the past.
As everyone scrambles for complex active shooter solutions, officials should consider the ones that have been effective in the past.
Addalock requires no tools for installation and can be installed in seconds on almost every in-swinging door.
Cost and ease of installation are just two reasons why wireless access control might be right for your institution.
The governor of Maryland has proposed a $125 million school security plan, which would be paid for by casino revenue received by the state.
Districts and local and state governments are investigating ways to upgrade school safety as a result of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School mass shooting.
Most classroom barricade devices violate ADA, NFPA and other federal codes that are designed to enable individuals with disabilities to quickly evacuate a dangerous situation.
The Sandy Hook Advisory Commission and The National Association of State Fire Marshals recommend doors that can be locked from the inside only.
ASSA ABLOY’s new Securitron M680E Series Magnalock with EcoMag technology reduces power consumption by as much as 80 percent.
This Ohio school’s new wireless locks have helped to address the cost and safety issues associated with mechanical locks and key systems.
Check out IDIS, Omnigo, Napco, Amag and Genetec — just a few of the companies that exhibited at ASIS 2017 this week.
This webinar is intended for educational institutions and will help participants prepare to deal with the aftermath of an active shooter/killer event.
This FREE report outlines 5 crucial components to help you, your employees and your organization, survive an active shooter tragedy.
