Mobile devices have the power to enhance every step of emergency response and redefine agency operations — from initial reporting to case closure.

In this edition of Security’s Top 5 from Security magazine, we showcase the top stories and new developments from across the security industry throughout October.

Security magazine highlights emergency and mass communications products for schools, organizations and government systems.

Security leaders should consider the safety of their employees and visitors not only when inside a building, but everywhere on company property.

Georgia State University is adding Knightscope K1 emergency towers throughout the 100 acre campus so students can call for help in an emergency.

Creating an effective emergency response plan can help protect workers and the business from physical security threats.

Public safety organizations are asked to complete the SAFECOM Nationwide Survey to help assess emergency communications capabilities and needs.

From severe weather to workplace violence and civil unrest to an uncertain economy, employees are taking note of today’s increasingly dangerous world.

Mark Fletcher has been elected the Northeast Regional Director of the National Emergency Number Association (NENA).

April is Emergency Communications Month, honoring the nation’s emergency communicators, so what better time to take stock of your company’s emergency preparedness both cyber and physical?