Top Stories -- Campus Security Today

Quincy Public Schools has installed dozens of emergency call buttons on its campuses as a school safety measure.

Every school in West Memphis will soon have a police officer assigned to its campus.

Nancy Zeiss, Director of Technology for Watauga County Schools, reviewed recent school security upgrades for the Watauga Board of Education.

Michigan State Representatives Angela Witwer and Jeff Yaroch introduced Tuesday a package aimed at improving school safety practices in the state.

Bus drivers for Fairborn City Schools spent Friday with SWAT trainers to learn how to protect students from potential threats while driving.

The school board of the Rancho Santa Fe School District has approved plans to install an electronic access control system by the next school year.

The Lake County Sheriff’s Office and Fremont School District 79 are collaborating on a pilot safety program for schools.

If passed, Senate Bill 267 would create a panic button alert system for Oklahoma schools.

A bill gaining support in the Oregon Legislature would change how privately hired campus security officers are hired and how they operate on patrol.

Schools in Douglas County are introducing an access card system and crisis alert system to improve safety on their campuses.

Securing Places of Worship Against Vehicle and Active Shooter Threats

Recent high-profile breaches underscore the critical need for religious institutions to implement layered defenses and professional risk assessments. Read Now
Why Hardening Campuses Requires More than Technology

Beyond tech, true campus security relies on human behavior. Explore how CPTED, visitor protocols, and training create a robust "human firewall." Read Now
- Physical Security
- Multi-Campus Facility Security
- Education Security
The Second Line of Defense

Beyond exterior locks, discover how corridor doors and electronic access control create vital interior "zones" to protect students and staff. Read Now
- Access Control
- Multi-Campus Facility Security
Community-driven Video Technology

How Lancaster, PA transformed from a crime-ridden "tipping point" to a thriving downtown using a unique, nonprofit-led 4K video surveillance network. Read Now
- Video Surveillance
- Residential Security