Power of 3: Improving Campus Security in a Changing Environment
Learn how to increase flexibility, future proof your security infrastructure and detect risk scenarios in real-time.
Learn how to increase flexibility, future proof your security infrastructure and detect risk scenarios in real-time.
This webinar will cover new laws related to 911 dialing, the challenges brought by multi-line telephone systems (MLTS) and remote workers, the promise of next-generation 911 (NG911), and what you can do to ensure your organization is prepared and compliant.
Hayley Hanson of Husch Blackwell will discuss the critical role Campus Security Authorities play in reporting Clery crimes and preventing reporting issues.
Incorporating leading security, public safety and emergency management practices during the planning/design phase of a construction or renovation project so that your healthcare facility can reduce costs and be optimally protected.
Returning Campus Safety Conference presenter Corina Bilger will discuss the M.A.R.C.H. mnemonic device used in combat for improving trauma care.
Thoroughly understanding the definitions of on-campus, public property and non-campus geography is key to ensuring your campus is Clery compliant.
Learn the benefits, options, and costs associated with the strategic deployment of an explosives/munitions-detection K9 Team.
When developing your emergency plans and trainings, it is important to include threats beyond an active shooter.
Active shooter response instructor Alain Burrese will discuss an alternative, three-step approach to protecting yourself and others during a violent incident.
This Webcast will provide an outline of concepts, stats and actions that unarmed security officers will need to know to prepare to react to violent incidents on the campus of any school, college, or university.
How to choose a secure and user friendly access control system that aligns with student expectations
Crisis response can be a weak spot for many campuses. Learn how to manage tasks, share response plans and maintain command and control over response teams during a crisis.
