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Next-Level Campus Security
As the threat landscape has changed, security leaders have had to adapt. It is infinitely important that the leaders responsible for safety and security on university and healthcare campuses comprehend situational realities and strike a balance between needs and wants as they build programs to respond to changes.
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Incorporating financial needs into strategic plans can give organizations a more complete and proactive picture of a security system and its future.
Political activism has reached record highs, and campus environments should be prepared to manage differing opinions—and use them to assess and mitigate risk.
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A large student population, lack of guardians, and the homogenous nature of college campuses create an environment with many opportunities for crime.
The security team for the University of Regina in Saskatchewan, Canada, is learning to make smarter moves thanks to new software.
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As tensions heighten in healthcare settings, security personnel may face additional stressors. Knowing how to de-escalate yourself is key to a rational incident response.
Building a balanced campus security program requires engagement and understanding of concerns around privacy, safety, and technology.
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In the competition for labor, employers may be tempted to hire the first living, breathing person who applies, but this hiring practice is fraught with danger.
Miss the simplicity of spot monitors in your IP video surveillance system? In this free webinar on 28 October, sponsored by EIZO, learn how to convert from analog without losing functionality. Earn 1 CPE.
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In this Security Snapshot, Sam Queeno, CPP, explains key security elements behind safe termination processes. Remember—it’s an art, not a science.
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