LUSD in Laton Implements Modern Surveillance Platform
Laton Unified School District (LUSD)’s surveillance system enables the district to leverage existing infrastructure, while improving reliability and ease of use.
Laton Unified School District (LUSD)’s surveillance system enables the district to leverage existing infrastructure, while improving reliability and ease of use.
Some of the products that were on display in Allegion US’ ISC West 2024 booth included the Schlage XE360 series, the Student ID solution, and its Zentra line of MDU lock solutions.
As part of its PASS K-12 partnership, NAPCO will develop new school security training courses incorporating the PASS K-12 Program taught by certified NAPCO trainers, for security providers and campus security professionals.
The transition to Salient CompleteView is said to enable UMass security and safety staff to protect the campus population with a 24/7 view of its video surveillance and integrated access control operations.
ZeroEyes’ proprietary software will use existing security cameras to identify a potential gun as soon as it might become visible and send alerts to school administrators and safety personnel within 3-5 seconds.
Center Grove Community School Corp. partnered with local fire departments to build a co-located emergency operations center and fire station.
Education is an opportunity-rich sector for A/V integrators. But the needs of colleges and universities often differ substantially from clients in other verticals.
Critical event management capabilities are providing campuses with more methods for handling emergency events, and it begins with planning.
The gunshot-detection solution offers a dry contact that allows it to be integrated into existing security systems and alarm panels.
Scott Lord, a founding member of Partner Alliance for Safer Schools, explains his work to integrate PASS Guidelines into school security plans.
This session will help integrators better understand the needs and market demands of their retail customers.
This next installment of the SSI Industry Hall of Fame Webcast Series features Jim Henry, executive vice president of corporate development for Securitas Electronic Security.
