Campus Security Begins at the Perimeter
These perimeter security technologies can help to detect crime, undesirable behavior and delay or deter it from your school, college or hospital campus.
These perimeter security technologies can help to detect crime, undesirable behavior and delay or deter it from your school, college or hospital campus.
The newly revised guidelines provide a detailed approach to security and enhancing the safety of school environments for safety and security professionals.
Thermal imaging provides powerful perimeter protection with accurate intrusion classification and visual alarm assessments to minimize false alarms.
Access control solutions that are integrated and offer multiple credential options are great ways to protect your campus.
Advocates say a new study on school facility security standards supports the demand for more guidance.
Learn how a ferromagnetic detection system (FMDS) used at a venue’s perimeter can prevent mass casualties by detecting weapons before terrorists get too close.
Patients who have Alzheimer’s or have a traumatic brain injury, as well as students with autism, may wander off campus and put themselves in danger. These best practices will help you protect them.
Learn how video surveillance technology can serve as a force multiplier in your parking lots and other perimeter areas.
Learn how Barnes-Jewish Hospital used a safe corridor to prevent employees from falling prey to an assault.
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.
