Education: K-12

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As frighteningly demonstrated by the recent attack at Michigan’s Temple Israel, Jewish synagogues and temples across the United States face an escalating security challenge.

To be truly effective in K-12 schools with multiple rooms, common areas, hallways, athletic fields and surrounding grounds, wearable panic buttons need to be able to deliver several critical operations.

Budgets are stretched with varying priorities, yet safety threats continue to grow, challenging schools to strengthen their security posture using the resources they have on hand. 

The case for using smartphones for mobile electronic access control (EAC) credentialing.

Here, Security magazine discusses these changes with Guy Grace, ASSA ABLOY’s K-12 National Security Program Manager. 

A recent report by CENTEGIX analyzed school safety trends, specifically surrounding wearable panic buttons. 

Florida has sued OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, claiming they place the profits over safety. 

Images on school websites and social media accounts are being leveraged by cybercriminals to create sexually explicit deepfakes of students. 

Instructure recently confirmed its data was stolen. 

Security magazine speaks with the expert partner behind this program.