Education: K-12

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As education systems work to address security challenges with limited resources, data-driven video technology has emerged as an effective solution.

A national survey of K-12 educators shows a majority regularly consider their physical safety while at work. 

More than 650,000 records across various educational institutions have been exposed in the last 60 days. 

To protect K-12 students and staff, school safety planning committees have to consider the incidents that occur outside of the traditional classroom.

By proactively taking certain security measures, security teams can fortify their digital infrastructure and ensure a safer school environment year-round.

To bring surveillance systems up to date, schools are beginning to explore the potential of artificial intelligence.

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

Learn how Arizona’s largest school district improved operational efficiency through key management. 

Little Rock School District historically faced challenges accessing advanced safety technology tools and software. Then, the district adopted wearable panic buttons. 

A Michigan school district has selected an artificial intelligence (AI)-based gun detection platform as a way to proactively protect its students and faculty against gun-related violence.