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| | | | In Focus: School Security |
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School security takes center stage in our June issue.
Law enforcement expert Lt. Frank Borelli (ret.) delivers a sobering analysis of the 2023 Covenant School attack, examining where security held, where it failed, and the addressable gaps at the intersections of access control, alarms, and shelter protocols.
Companion school features make the case for inclusive door hardware that communicates lock status to every student, regardless of ability, and another offers an 8-question guide to the selection of gunshot detection technologies.
In addition, check out our profile of agentic AI disruptor Ambient.ai, the Aliro access control standard, live coverage of the CONNECTIONS Conference, and expert columns on AI search, sales, hiring, and contract law.
It's all 👇 there in the JUNE 2026 issue of Security Business Magazine! Click on the cover image to access the digital flipbook edition, or scroll down this email for links to individual articles to read on our website, SecurityInfoWatch.com. |
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| | Two years after the Covenant School attack in Nashville, the school security gaps exposed – alarm differentiation, ballistic glass, shelter in place – remain largely unaddressed. |
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| | Schools and universities already invest in lockdown protocols and drills, but the door hardware itself may be undermining those efforts for students and staff who have disabilities. |
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| | The company has built an AI platform that thinks like a security operator. The industry is starting to pay attention, and some familiar business models may not survive the transition. |
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| | Eight questions you should ask clients as a trusted technology advisor. |
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| | At Parks Associates' CONNECTIONS Conference, the AI data was encouraging, but the gaps – trust, complexity, and monetization – remain unsolved. |
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| | | My wife just retired after 26 years as a special education teacher, and what I couldn't say at her retirement ceremony is something I've wanted to tell this industry for a long time. |
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| Each one is solving access control problems, but they are coming from different angles – and integrators need to understand both. |
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| | | Most small integrators don't have a content problem; they have a documentation problem. The fix is simpler than you think. |
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| When customers go silent and prospects won't engage, your attitude may be the only variable you can control. |
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| Why negativity and past trauma might be costing you opportunities. |
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| In a security industry acquisition, the merger and integration clause means the dinner conversation is irrelevant – only the contract counts. |
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| AI-driven search is replacing the click-through model with direct recommendations, and most integrators don't know the rules have changed. |
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