Posts Tagged ‘campus security’

• Facing New Challenges in Campus Security

  • March 31st, 2016
  • Posted in ARK Systems, Cloud Security, Cybersecurity, Emergency Notifications, Mass Notification Systems, Networked Security, School Security
  • Tags: campus security, college, school, security management, strategy

  A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH TO CAMPUS SECURITY The most important aspect of a good campus security plan is that it’s comprehensive. You need input from stakeholders in every department and campus agency. That way you’ll be able to understand the security… Read More

• Improving Campus Security with Biometrics and Environmental Monitoring

  • March 26th, 2015
  • Posted in School Security
  • Tags: biometrics, campus security, environmental monitoring

  Campus security is a topic we’ve covered in several recent blogs. From the role of social media in campus security to the advantages that IP video surveillance, campus security is constantly evolving and improving with the integration of new security… Read More

• How Social Media is Improving Campus Security

  • March 19th, 2015
  • Posted in School Security
  • Tags: campus security, social media

  In the sphere of campus security, one huge source of mostly untapped potential is social media. Social media users generate a huge amount of data that can be used by security personnel in a number of facets of campus security…. Read More

• Deterrence Security Strategies on College Campuses

  • September 12th, 2014
  • Posted in School Security
  • Tags: campus security, security camera

  Securing college campuses requires a multi-pronged approach that both passively and actively employs strategies to protect the campus. The three fundamentals of security: deter, detect, and delay, are essential in providing a comprehensive security solution on a college campus. In… Read More

• Using Forensic Video Data For Campus Security

  • July 31st, 2014
  • Posted in School Security
  • Tags: campus security, forensic video data

  The security of university campuses is no small task. Campuses can cover many acres and see the ingress and egress of thousands of students, staff, and faculty every day. IP video technology and video analytics are taking campus security to… Read More

• The ROI of an Integrated System on a Campus

  • April 26th, 2012
  • Posted in Mass Notification Systems, Security Trends, surveillance cameras, surveillance monitoring, Video Camera Networks
  • Tags: access control, ARK Systems, Benefits of Integrated Systems, campus security, Facebook, Increase Effectiveness of Security Personnel, Integrated Systems, intrusion alarms, keycard access to dorms, Mass Notification, remote lockdowns, Return on Investment (ROI) of Integrates Systems, The ROI of an Integrated System on a Campus, video surveillance systems, What’s an Integrated System on Your Campus Worth?

  Campuses all around the nation are faced with numerous security challenges because of their sheer size, 24/7 access to buildings, large populations, and tight budgets. Because of this, many campus security directors are taking an integrated approach to campus security,… Read More

• Universities Team with IT to Increase Safety on Campus

  • October 14th, 2011
  • Posted in Uncategorized
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  After the shootings on the Virginia Tech campus in 2007, the school’s Office of the Vice President for Information Technology had one question: can IT organizations help campus police increase security? The simple answer is a resounding YES. However, there… Read More