Demands to Defund the Police Bring Big Changes to Campus Security
The reform movement is forcing educational facilities to revise their approaches to campus safety and security.
The reform movement is forcing educational facilities to revise their approaches to campus safety and security.
It is up to integrators to explain to their clients the importance of maintaining security systems. Not doing so can lead to tragedy.
Campus Safety’s latest research finds security cameras continue to be a popular investment as more campuses embrace AI, the cloud, and LPR.
Security Industry Association reviewing White House executive order and plans to offer a full analysis of the edict soon.
Empire State K-12 schools are still barred from using facial recognition tech because a study determined the risks may outweigh the benefits.
Campus Safety survey finds most campuses embrace lockdown and access control, are more aware of challenges associated with the systems.
The upgrades were prompted by February’s active shooter incident that killed three MSU students.
Campus Safety’s 2021 Video Surveillance Survey reveals insights from campus end-users about their wants, challenges and more.
A report by a Chicago watchdog agency claims ShotSpotter is ineffective, but the company says its solution is 97% accurate.
Demand for access control, locks, visitor management and other solutions is on the rise, but the ability to lockdown is still a challenge.
According to the Campus Safety Emergency Notification Survey, only 3% of survey respondents said they experienced many pandemic-related problems.
The $1 million project saw emergency locks installed in 48 academic buildings from March 2018 to March of this year.
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