The latest school shooting in Nashville, Tennessee, has once again brought the issue of firearms in schools to the forefront of national concern. Across the country, questions about gun accessibility are being raised in the hope of finding a solution that will put an end to school violence. 

The recent news detailing the shooting of the CEO of United Healthcare has captured the nation’s attention, reigniting important discussions about safety and security in our society. As a result, executives across the country are understandably feeling more anxious than ever.

In a recent blog post, I highlighted the critical role of badge I.D. panic buttons during the shooting at Apalachee High School. As a school security assessor, I often discuss the importance of panic buttons, also called duress alarms, with school staff. While badge I.D. panic buttons are a newer...

As a former law enforcement officer turned security specialist, I’ve seen firsthand the importance of securing entrances as the front line of defense. With experience in courthouses, schools, and government buildings, I recognize that a secure entrance is essential to ensuring the safety of...

Recently, there was another school shooting in Winder, Georgia, which increased fear in the school community. As the media reported on the incident at Apalachee High School, schools nationwide dealt with a wave of copycat shooting threats.