The Uvalde School Attack: What Went Wrong and How We Can Prevent Future Tragedy
A retired police lieutenant will walk through mistakes made by various law enforcement agencies and discuss changes that must be made in training for violent incidents.
A retired police lieutenant will walk through mistakes made by various law enforcement agencies and discuss changes that must be made in training for violent incidents.
Learn how to train staff and test your school’s emergency operations plan using various drills and exercises for a wide array of threats.
Learn how multi-year preparedness activity planning can help identify the capabilities needed to handle various threats.
By learning to layer CPTED principles and strategies, attendees will know how best to integrate security technology into their facility’s security plan.
Protecting people and property begins at the perimeter of a building, and making sure key areas like windows and glass doors are secure can significantly improve the safety of school campuses.
As COVID continues to impact school access control and visitor management, hear how other districts have both succeeded and failed as observed by a vulnerability expert.
In this exclusive Campus Safety webinar, Doug Sutter and Cody Kreps share how they transformed district security from reactive to proactive via automation and smart technology.
While suicide prevention curriculum is essential to student well-being, so is promoting positive mental health and life skills.
Join our panel of building technology experts as we dive deep into how shared responsibilities across multiple functional areas can provide a more holistic approach to school safety.
Learn how a unified approach and the latest smart technologies, such as gunshot detection, can help your school be prepared and create a safe learning environment.
In this webinar, attendees will learn the observable behaviors people exhibit as they head down a path of violence so we can help prevent the preventable.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.