Campuses Report Having Mixed Success With Access Control, Lockdowns
Demand for access control, locks, visitor management and other solutions is on the rise, but the ability to lockdown is still a challenge.
Demand for access control, locks, visitor management and other solutions is on the rise, but the ability to lockdown is still a challenge.
According to the Campus Safety Emergency Notification Survey, only 3% of survey respondents said they experienced many pandemic-related problems.
The $1 million project saw emergency locks installed in 48 academic buildings from March 2018 to March of this year.
The reform movement is forcing educational facilities to revise their approaches to campus safety and security.
The 2020 Campus Safety Video Surveillance Survey sheds light on camera system usage and needs of the education and healthcare markets.
The pandemic is impacting everything from policies to technology uses, according to the 2020 Campus Safety Access Control, Lock and Lockdown Survey.
All of the CSOS virtual presentations are now available on-demand at no charge for campuses struggling with how to respond to the coronavirus.
Still, compared to previous Campus Safety Emergency Notification studies, fewer are doing so than before. Are some campuses not making alert systems a high enough priority?
This year’s Campus Safety Conferences had been scheduled for June 15-17 in Las Vegas; July 12-14 in Bethesda, Md.; and July 26-28 in San Antonio.
Keanon Lowe, the football coach and security officer who disarmed a distraught high school student, received the nation’s highest civilian honor.
This session will help integrators better understand the needs and market demands of their retail customers.
Take a closer look at all the recurring monthly revenue trends from our 2021 research
