University of Georgia’s Unsung Heroes: The Unseen Force Behind Game Day Safety
UGA's game day safety relies on year-round planning, inter-agency collaboration, and dedicated personnel, ensuring a seamless and secure…
Insights December 17UGA's game day safety relies on year-round planning, inter-agency collaboration, and dedicated personnel, ensuring a seamless and secure…
Insights December 17CISA and international agencies have provided key guidelines for securely integrating AI into critical infrastructure operational technology systems,…
News December 17The University of Michigan's Security Technology Enhancement Project is a multi-year initiative leveraging advanced technology to enhance campus…
News December 16A Boston Medical Center security officer was critically injured in a stabbing incident involving a man visiting his…
News December 15The Campus Safety Conference 2026 presentation proposal portal is now open, and submissions are due Friday, January 9,…
News December 12Australia's groundbreaking social media ban for children under 16, aimed at combating cyberbullying and harmful content, sets a…
News December 12Traditional camera systems recorded but couldn’t prevent a $100M Louvre jewelry heist. AI-powered surveillance would've had a better…
Insights December 12AI-powered visual gun detection systems enhance campus safety by combining edge-based analytics, cloud verification, and audio detection to…
Insights December 11By integrating Milestone XProtect®, this senior living security case study demonstrates how innovative solutions can proactively enhance resident…
Insights December 10A new study reveals the widespread exposure of medical professionals' personal information online, increasing their vulnerability to stalking,…
News December 10The fatal stabbing of a UCSF social worker at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital has prompted urgent calls…
News December 9Genetec Cloudrunner uses automatic license plate recognition (ALPR) and advanced analytics to capture and organize vehicle data.
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