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Misinformation

Combatting Misinformation During a School Emergency

While social media provides platforms for reporting school emergency updates, it is also a breeding ground for misinformation. Here's how to combat it.

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Cloud-Based Video Surveillance

The Benefits of Cloud-Based Video Surveillance on College Campuses

One of the security biggest challenges college campuses face is managing their video surveillance system at scale. Here's how the cloud can help.

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How Campus Messaging Can Help Prevent School Emergencies

While disseminating important messages during a school emergency is critical, messaging strategies should also be implemented to prevent emergencies.

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988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline

988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline to Eliminate Specialized LGBTQ+ Option

Starting July 17, the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline will no longer have a 'Press 3 Option' which specifically supports LGBTQ+ youth.

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The officer-involved shooting happened at Jones AT&T Stadium, and the suspect wasn’t affiliated with Texas Tech. Kyle Bonath, Lawrence Schovanec

2 Texas Tech Police Officers Injured, Suspect Killed in Stadium Parking Lot Shooting

The officer-involved shooting happened at Jones AT&T Stadium, and the suspect wasn’t affiliated with Texas Tech.

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Body-Worn Cameras

Demand for Body-Worn Cameras on College Campuses Grows

Considering implementing body-worn cameras on your college campuses? Here are three benefits the technology offers.

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Nearly seven in 10 healthcare organizations are planning to move more of their physical security data to the cloud in the next 18 months. Genetec, physical security, hospital security, cloud security, Mark Feider, workplace violence

Healthcare Facilities Increasingly Adopting Cloud-Based Security Amid Rising Threats

Nearly seven in 10 healthcare organizations are planning to move more of their physical security data to the cloud in the next 18 months.

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Speed Cameras in School Zones

Cities, Counties Increasingly Install Speed Cameras in School Zones

Profits made from fines collected from motorists speeding in school zones are commonly split between the district, the municipality, and the technology vendor.

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banning cell phones in school

Texas Governor Signs Bill Banning Cell Phones in School

House Bill 1481 requires districts to have consequences in place for students who are found using their cell phones in school.

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DHS cautioned that Iranian government-affiliated operatives and sympathetic hacktivists are likely to engage in low-level cyberattacks targeting U.S. networks. Department of Homeland Security, cybersecurity, terrorism, antisemitism, extremism

DHS Warns of Elevated Cyber and Violence Risks Amid U.S.-Iran Conflict

DHS cautioned that Iranian government-affiliated operatives and sympathetic hacktivists are likely to engage in low-level cyberattacks and violence.

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Campus Security

Why Universities Must Modernize Campus Security Before the Next Crisis

A recent research paper reveals worrisome gaps in physical security at four Dallas–Fort Worth area universities.

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Banned Cell Phones in Schools

Which States Have Banned Cell Phones in Schools?

As of June 2025, 21 states and Washington, D.C., have signed or already enacted laws or policies regarding student cell phone usage in K-12 classrooms.

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Strategy & Planning Series
Strategy & Planning Series
Strategy & Planning Series
Strategy & Planning Series