Items Tagged with 'weapon detection'

Selecting a weapons detection system requires aligning the system’s capabilities with the specific demands and vulnerabilities of the organization.

A layered security approach that utilizes emerging technology can serve as a force multiplier for school security personnel.

Security leader notes examples of intricate dance between security screeners, hospital entrants, and technology utilized at healthcare facilities.

Security leaders are constantly working to improve employee safety. Recently, mattress company Purple Innovation has implemented weapons detection.

A North Carolina airport has installed new CT X-ray scanners for improved airport security. The scanners have been used at other NC airports.

Hospital security must be vigilant about who is granted access to the premises to ensure the safety of hospital doctors, nurses and other staff.

Weapons detection screening is being rolled out at Huntsville City Schools (HCS) and added onto existing security to protect students and staff.

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.

Mass transit hubs could benefit from surveillance that can detect threats and provide security alerts without violating the privacy of individuals in the area.

The Maryland Stadium Authority (MSA) is testing weapon detection security technology at the Camden Yards Sports Complex in the City of Baltimore.