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Rave Panic Button Earns FirstNet Listed Designation

FirstNet Subscribers Can Now Access Rave Panic Button via the FirstNet App Catalog
Security From a Higher Power
All Too Common
Saving a Life
Run, Hide and Let Law Enforcement Fight
Confronting Active Shooters

Access Control

Overhauling Access Control

When universities create a safe learning environment, next-generation leaders can thrive.
Taking Access Control
Can a Public Entrance also be Secure?
How to Leverage AI
The Fast Pace of Campus Security
Sensing Danger in 2020

Physical Security

Will School Closures Help Prevent Spread of Coronavirus? CDC Guidelines Say It’s Unlikely

Education officials say they are confused by competing guidance coming from the CDC and The White House, some of which states that temporary school closures will do little to contain the spread of COVID-19.
Douglas County, Site of STEM School Highlands Ranch Shooting, Approves Millions in School Safety Funding
Safeguarding Your Athletic Fields
University of Louisville Adds Motorcycle Unit to Increase Safety
Boosting Campus Safety
Saving a Life

Risk Management

Are Campuses Opening the Classroom This Fall?

Not so fast: Final decisions for most universities are likely to be made mid-summer.
Schools Could Face Increase in Phishing Attacks Targeting Staff, Students and Parents
British Universities Respond to New Security Risks from COVID-19
University of Alabama Among Universities Creating Safety Plans For Reopening Campuses
Facing Coronavirus Growing Pains, California School Districts Confront Cybersecurity Breaches
A Vital Role

Active Shooter

One Year After UNC Charlotte Shooting, Area Universities Upgrade Campus Security Policies

While UNC Charlotte officials are still waiting on the results of a review, nearby universities have taken action to hire new personnel, expand active shooter training and more.
Kentucky Youth Agrees to Plea Deal for Campus Shooting, Deaths
Following 2018 Shooting, Kentucky School District Receives $620,000 Grant For Security Improvements
Security From a Higher Power
Teachers’ Unions Say Active Shooter Drills Need Reform to Protect Student Mental Health
Accused Shooter at STEM School Highland Ranch in Denver Pleads Guilty to Murder

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March / April 2020

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• Video Deployment
• A Vital Role
• Overhauling Access Control
• A Learning Environment
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