Hardening campuses: Stopping threats before they materialize
Security InfoWatch.com April 10, 2014 Increasing threats of campus violence and its deadly…
Georgia (Apr 16, 2014) — Security InfoWatch.com
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https://event.webcasts.com/starthere.jsp?ei=1031463April 10, 2014
Increasing threats of campus violence and its deadly consequences have been a media staple for more than two decades. The realities of an active shooter event on campus have heightened awareness among parents, teachers and administrators. But what have security professionals done to address this chilling issue? In this webinar, we’ll examine the cutting-edge methods school officials are using to mitigate risks on their campus such as social media monitoring, situational awareness training, credential enhancements, and how they are blending in traditional security technologies to create a safer environment.
- Meeting the Multiple Challenges of Higher Education Facilities Addressed Through Physical Identity and Access Management Software
- Implementing Secured Credentialing and Advanced Security with Smart Card and Wireless Access Control Technologies
- Planning for Video Surveillance Systems That Work and are Cost-Effective
- Putting Realistic Emergency Management Policy and Procedures in Place

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