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The University of Wisconsin (UW)-Madison Police Department has begun beta testing a weapons detection system to secure sporting events on the university's main campus.
By leading with empathy and respect and working with community partners, security leaders can help people experiencing homelessness connect to necessary resources.
Strategies for supporting homeless people include training security officers in outreach and de-escalation, setting clear facility safety guidelines, and working with external partners.
Nine contracts of around $1 million were awarded to small businesses by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to build security technology prototypes.
Detecting insider threats or employee misconduct begins with evaluating functional responsibility for vetting, along with the tools to aid in the process.
The Office of the Inspector General in Washington, D.C. is implementing a weapons detection screening solution to secure entrances at its headquarters location.