Violent incidents in K-12 schools have led security directors to develop more comprehensive programs.
Take cybersecurity seriously. The consequences of not doing so are significant.
Finding a balance between security systems and budgets, always with the primary goal of a safe campus in mind, can be achieved with planning and advice from the experts.
Have plans in place to handle anonymous threats to your campus.
Evaluate and budget for effective incident management systems.
The value of a unified, fire and life safety incident monitoring and management system.
Increasing survivability in active shooter incidents.
Preventing theft in school support organizations.
Increasing the Focus on School Terrorism
Conflicting narratives make campus policing difficult. Three schools talk about high-touch practices that keep their schools safer.
Terrorists do attack K-12 schools, and you need to plan a response just in case your school comes under attack.
From the campus library to guns on campus, covering a variety of higher education issues, a range of higher education industry experts share their outlooks on what the future holds.
With new safety and security technologies emerging at a rapid pace, campus police departments have an almost limitless selection to utilize in their quest for safety. Here are what some of the most effective campus police forces have found to work best.
Stay ahead of inspections with monitors for fire extinguishers and other equipment.
The effective use of security technologies in schools.
Installing monitoring technology can eliminate hundreds or thousands of points of regulatory risk.
Be prepared to own the results.
There is no single magic solution for preventing active shooter incidents.
A look at emerging trends in campus life safety systems.
We must be prepared for active shooters on campus.
Low cost security measures for schools.
It is possible to build an affordable, effective safety and security program by replacing some funding with more effort.
Changing trends in school life safety methods.