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Study Finds Tight School Security can have Negative Consequences

November 20, 2015

Security measures in American high schools can have unintended consequences that hinder, rather than help students learn, according to research by the University at Buffalo.

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Martial Arts Class Teaches Tourists How to Use Selfie Sticks as Weapons

November 18, 2015

Members of a martial arts class in Moscow are learning the art of "selfie-defense".

UT Faculty Council Passes Resolution Against Campus Carry

November 17, 2015

University of Texas faculty council unanimously passed a resolution to ban guns from classrooms, laboratories, offices and dorms.

Report Finds Federal Employees See Gaps in Travel Safety Protocols

November 7, 2015

A new survey by Government Business Council (GBC) and Concur finds that federal employees consider many of these existing processes to be disconnected and inconsistent.

Cal-OSHA Proposes Regulations to Prevent Workplace Violence

November 7, 2015

The California Department of Occupational Safety and Health has proposed new regulations that aim to prevent workplace violence in the healthcare industry.

Report Says Federal Protection Service Wastes Money

October 28, 2015

The security force that protects federal buildings has more SUVs than officers, and is wasting $2.5 million wasted each year due to mismanagement of its vehicle fleet.

Building an Integrated Security System for the SMB

They’re Not Just Components; They’re a Security System

John Nemerofsky

October 22, 2015

The security system in a typical small to medium business (SMB) will likely include surveillance cameras, a recorder, access control software with cards and card readers, and intrusion sensors with an alarm panel.

Villanova University to Arm its Police Force

October 20, 2015

Villanova University will add armed police officers starting next fall.

Study Says Campuses Have Gaps in Active Shooter Drills

October 15, 2015

A new survey suggests that campuses nationwide might be unprepared to deal with an active shooter.

Breaking through the barrier of active threat apprehension begins with a holistic approach: one team, one goal

5 Keys to Building a Successful Active Threat Plan

Jay Hart

October 13, 2015

As the national conversation regarding violence in the workplace suggests a heightened awareness stemming from increased media coverage, recent studies suggest there may be statistical evidence supporting this perceived frequency.