School security remains a top priority for K-12 education. More than 91% of U.S. public K-12 schools reported using security cameras to monitor schools in the 2019-2020 school year according to the National Center for Education Statistics. This number is up from 61% in 2009-2010. However, while schools have invested in video surveillance, they often have disparate systems, outdated technology, and limited staff with training to operate, manage, and maintain the system.

Access control, visitor management and crowd control technologies can help secure stadiums and arenas despite staffing shortages.

In recent years, certain Chinese video surveillance and telecommunications equipment manufacturers have come under scrutiny because of the potential security risks they pose to U.S. security.

Surveillance, communication and a balance of overt and covert security are critical tools for hospitality security teams.

Security leaders across the U.S. have been using federal & state funds to bolster school safety in the wake of gun violence.

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Access control, weapons detection and visitor management systems are just some of the security technologies helping to prevent healthcare workplace violence.