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ON DEMAND: This webinar will discuss components critical to K12 Safety and Security. Focus will be geared in the K12 environment sharing how to respond to a threat and coordinate a calculated response with police. Become aware of how police and fire prepare for a school response and coordinate with school administration before an event. Furthermore, understand the importance in K12 school partnerships with first response agencies and vendors to provide an immediate response to the unknown.
ON DEMAND: According to the Economist, the number of weather-related disasters worldwide has more than quadrupled since 1970. With the frequency and severity of natural and man-made disasters on the rise, so too is the increasing need to re-strategize how we respond.
ON DEMAND: Secure cloud connectivity eliminates the need for port-forwarding and associated cyber security risks, allowing for simple and secure deployment with easy connection to remote monitoring centers.
ON DEMAND: Security infrastructures are undergoing a digital transformation with growing adoption of intelligent access control, video surveillance and analytics as well as IoT devices and sensors – generating more data to than ever before. Harnessed properly with artificial intelligence and a risk-based model, this data can be exposed and leveraged to improve life safety, minimize risk and increase operational efficiency.
ON DEMAND: Corporate security teams hope never to respond to an active shooter situation. But given today’s realities, companies spend a great deal of time developing guidelines, holding training sessions, and carrying out drills to ensure that their staff will be prepared in case an active shooter event occurs.
ON DEMAND: Unmanned aerial systems pose a legitimate threat to sporting events in America. The devices are not only becoming cheaper and easier to own, but technology has advanced to such a point that virtually anyone — hobbyist or terrorist — can fly one. MetLife Stadium is home of the New York Jets and New York Giants, in addition to numerous entertainment events and concerts each year.
ON DEMAND: This presentation will explore nine key cybersecurity habits, and will look at how you can use those habits to focus on changing behaviors in your security training. Join this session to tailor your approach to awareness training and have the greatest impact for all of your employees or customers.
ON DEMAND: Managing the risks associated with acute targeted violence occurring in institutions has become challenging and complex. This presentation will provide stakeholders with a current and solution-oriented overview towards proactively managing and mitigating an active shooter incident.
ON DEMAND: In today’s connected world, technology of all kinds are contributing to the transformation of hospitals and healthcare as we know it. The ability to identify and utilize these technologies in new and different ways is one factor that is separating the good hospitals from the great.
ON DEMAND:This program will focus on the issue of workplace violence in the healthcare industry, current trends regarding violence rates, root causes for these behaviors and unique factors present in healthcare and social assistance environments which can cause such behaviors. Common factors in behaviors of concern, appropriate techniques for de-escalating conflict and the spectrum of workplace violence from intimidation to active assailant will be reviewed.
