Articles Tagged with ''campus safety''

Safety in education requires a layered approach, often involving multiple forms of technology. 

Something as simple as implementing a randomness to security measures should be considered to deter, and possibly prevent, a school attacker.

Christ’s Hospital School's new security system provides simple read in/read out access on all doors, helping to maintain the security of the site and its staff and students.

As is the case with any industry, more technology means more sensitive data stored in online environments, making safeguarding sensitive data, and maintaining privacy more of a priority than ever. As students and teachers increasingly rely on education-specific devices and applications, those users and organizations become more of a target for hackers. 

In time with the new school year, the University of Arizona is highlighting some of their security measures, including additional access control.

A new study found that top institutional leaders are increasingly focused on improving both physical and network security.

Georgia State University is adding Knightscope K1 emergency towers throughout the 100 acre campus so students can call for help in an emergency.

The University of Richmond (UR) has received funding to expand campus safety. UR’s public safety team will deploy the “Stop the Bleed” program.

Texas State University is updating campus security measures. The university will add E-Phones from Knightscope to call for help in case of emergency.

In this AMA episode from Security magazine, Todd Jones, Director of Campus Safety at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design, talks campus security.