The Clery Center recommends institutions of higher education take these five steps when they are revisiting or publicizing their timely warning or emergency notification policies.
The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) is projected to be a key market driver for MNS solutions.
The Jan. 13 emergency notification blunder in Hawaii highlights the importance of proper systems, training, policies and procedures on campus.
On the five-year anniversary of the Sandy Hook tragedy, here’s a brief review of active shooter prevention and response best practices.
Our exclusive survey ranks the most common hospital security system upgrades set for 2018.
This webinar will focus on the considerations and best practices for mass notification systems that employ audio, passive signage, active signage, and textual notifications along with the business opportunities available to the AV industry in providing these solutions.
Syn-Apps officials say Revolution’s single management console helps people rapidly communicate critical information more efficiently, safely, and reliably.
These best practices will help to ensure your emergency notification messages will reach the right people at the right time.
Here are some of the best practices Washington State University uses when investing in and operating its emergency notification solutions.
Since colleges first published annual security reports 25 years ago, the Clery Act has been the driving force to protect victims and make campuses safer.
Download this free report to learn how new developments in video surveillance networking and integration, based on open platform IP technology, are helping colleges and universities make it easier to improve safety and security.
This Executive Brief contains a guided evaluation of ID card printing options to simplify your choice.
