ZeroEyes Launches Harborwatch Association for K-12 School Safety
A new membership group gives schools access to risk management and recovery funding for gun-related security threats.
- By Jesse Jacobs
- July 22, 2026
A visual firearm detection company launched an affiliated membership group Tuesday designed to help K-12 schools prepare for and recover from gun-related safety incidents.
The new entity, Harborwatch Association, LLC, will initially serve schools and districts using ZeroEyes threat intelligence software. The group aims to give administrators access to dedicated risk management resources and specialized financial programs tailored to active shooter threats.
Participating districts will receive security tools, camera network guidance and school safety best practices to help structure threat planning. The association also provides access to risk financing to help schools handle secondary costs following an incident, including crisis communications, mental health counseling, security upgrades and operational disruptions.
The software operates by integrating artificial intelligence into existing digital security cameras to identify exposed firearms. When a weapon is detected, images are routed to an in-house monitoring center staffed by military and law enforcement veterans. Verified threats trigger alerts with visual details and locations sent to first responders within seconds.