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    Protecting our schools, whether it be our K-12 campuses or sprawling universities, has remained a top of mind concern for security professionals because of increased threats. But how can technology ensure the safety of students, faculty and staff without intruding on this traditionally open environment?
    From access control to video surveillance, technology meets the challenge of campus environment
    March 15, 2016
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    When an incident report concerning a threat on or to campus is submitted, the first task of a threat assessment team is to collect as much information as possible to determine the potential for risk. Threat cases each require an individualized approach and the more information that can be gathered the better.
    Centralized and secure record-keeping is key for Virginia colleges making their campuses a safe haven
    March 15, 2016
    Many organizations create extensive communication programs, but each wave of communication is competing for individuals’ attention.
    Five ways to transform employees from cybersecurity liabilities to cybersafety assets
    March 15, 2016
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    Moving to contactless smart card technology delivers this One Card simplicity. It also lays the foundation for meeting the needs and expectations of today’s very technology-savvy generation of students.
    Multi-technology options provide myriad options for campus security and facility administrators
    March 15, 2016
    Blue light emergency towers, such as the Talkaphone WEBS towers, have several main benefits.
    University of Kentucky unified its video and emergency management process with Talkaphone’s communication towers
    March 15, 2016
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    College students are early adopters of emerging social media channels as well as active users of the most popular channels.
    Campuses should implement specific social media strategies based on their unique environment and size
    March 15, 2016
    It is important to note that a fixed-camera network with ALPR-based video analytics also performs well on a smaller scale, in any location where physical security is needed. Some of the best examples include hospitals and university campuses, as they are very much like small cities themselves.
    National issues illustrate the growing need for advanced video surveillance
    March 15, 2016
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    Tragic school shooting like those at Sandy Hook Elementary has made campus security and safety a top priority for security and law enforcement professionals.
    Recent events force schools to adopt emerging technologies and solutions to help overcome growing safety and security threats
    March 15, 2016
    Ray Coulombe is Founder and Managing Director of SecuritySpecifiers and the CONSULT Technical Security Symposium. Email him at ray@SecuritySpecifiers.com, or contact him through LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/in/raycoulombe or follow him on Twitter: @RayCoulombe.
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