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OSHA determined that a crane and rigging provider violated federal law by firing a company truck driver for refusing to exceed safe driving limits.

In recent years, more and more storms are hitting coastlines and traveling farther inland than in the past.

A survey reveals that a majority of organizations plan to increase spending on physical security systems in 2025. 

OSHA has cited an equipment manufacturer for workplace hazards following a 29-year-old suffering severe burns during an electrical arc blast.

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

Applications are now open for the 2024 Elliot A. Boxerbaum Award for the Security Design Project of the Year.

Critical infrastructure must not only guard against intrusions from organized groups but also unintentional vulnerabilities introduced by employees.

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.

Murray Community School District in Iowa has announced that they will be deploying an AI-driven gun detection platform to protect against gun violence.

Organizations have to consider a number of factors when it comes to keeping themselves and their employees safe.