Articles Tagged with ''University security''

Private University Police Records More Open Under New Law

June 13, 2013

A bill allowing public access to information maintained by campus police affiliated with private and non-profit institutions of higher education in North Carolina has become law.

Alabama police look to drones to monitor college campus

May 15, 2013

The University of Alabama at Huntsville will use unmanned aerial devices to help police monitor, and supposedly protect, students on campus.

Pennsylvania's Kutztown University Lifts Gun Ban

May 13, 2013

After a warning from state lawyers, the school has revised its policy to allow students and employees with permits to carry concealed firearms in open areas.

Threats and Opportunities of Doing Business in Conflict Zones

The increasing instability in the Middle East, precipitated by the Arab Spring, necessitates global firms to better accentuate political risk and conflict, including terrorism and kidnapping for ransom, in their daily operations.

May 8, 2013

Virginia Gov. Announces Cyber Security Partnership

April 5, 2013

The partnership is aimed to increase the cyber preparedness and expertise of the state, as well as foster entrepreneurship.

Universities Request Drone-Flying Permits

February 28, 2013

34 colleges and universities applied for drone permits in 2012, mostly for academic purposes, but privacy activists are concerned.

Service Providers Understand Unique Culture

February 19, 2013

Just as security technology is best customized to a facility, security services are optimized when security officers appreciate the client’s culture and unique traits.

Emergency Phones Obsolete? This Campus Knows Better

February 19, 2013

A decade ago, the University of the Pacific installed emergency phone towers and wall mounts from Talk-A-Phone as an upgrade to aging emergency communication equipment.

Controlling Credentials, Identity and Access on Campus

Ajay Jain

January 29, 2013

While conventional credentials such as visitor passes and access devices enable physical access, the underlying issue is to verify, validate and track the individuals holding these credentials. The ability to effectively manage identities campus-wide improves security to best protect people, property and assets.

New Penn Panel to Study Alcohol and Drug Use on Campus

January 24, 2013

In response to the national issues of drug and alcohol abuse on college campuses, the University of Pennsylvania has formed a new commission on student safety, alcohol and campus life.

As the Americas prepare to host the world’s biggest football tournament in 2026, security, resilience, and travel risk leaders face a fast-moving threat environment that extends well beyond the stadiums. Learn the risks and readiness considerations that matter most.

Domestic violence remains a complex driver of workplace violence, creating high-risk scenarios that require coordination across departments without clear ownership. Learn how threat management teams can manage domestic violence referrals from the start.