Incident Response


Emergency evacuation plan lays out route and exits in building

Why Static Floor Plans Are No Longer Enough

Dynamic digital indoor mapping platforms provide real-time situational awareness by replacing out-of-date paper plans with interactive building layouts accessible to all responders.

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Alyssa's Law: Wearable Panic Devices and Lockdown Speed

Alyssa's Law panic badges are most effective when integrated with physical door locks to automate rapid lockdown and minimize response intervals.

Santa Ana, California, USA - January 25, 2025: A Santa Ana police department cruiser stands watch outside of public Saddleback High School.

Coordinating with Local Law Enforcement

4 best practices before an emergency occurs help public schools streamline incident response and navigate the unknown with confidence.

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K-12 Panic Notification Solutions

Modern wearable panic cards turn K-12 staff into mobile sentries, delivering instant location tracking and emergency alerts across campus.

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Securing Game Day Without Running a Second System

Unifying campus and venue security into a single operational platform eliminates fragmented workflows and accelerates incident response during major event surges.

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The Importance of Violence Risk Mitigation Plans

Risk assessments are static snapshots, but threat mitigation plans provide the active, ongoing interventions needed to prevent real-world violence.

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New Duress Card Supports School Emergency Response

Wearable device lets staff activate three alarm conditions with location tracking and confirmation alerts.

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OpenEye and CENTEGIX Partner to Stream Live Emergency Video

A new integration connects security cameras directly to incident alerts to speed up emergency responses in school districts and facilities.



New York skyline silhouette with Twin Towers and birds flying up like souls at sunset. 09.11.2001 American Patriot Day

September 11, 2001: A Day That Changed America

Editorial staff reflect on 9/11's 25th anniversary, honoring the fallen while analyzing how the tragedy permanently transformed safety, security and emergency preparedness.

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University of New Mexico Sets Campus Safety Week Events

The annual safety initiative features a police headquarters opening, campus safety walks, resource fairs and a university summit.

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