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Kansas Wesleyan University (KWU) in Salina, Kansas has announced it is adopting SafeZone from CriticalArc to create a safer, more welcoming campus where students can learn and thrive.

Today there’s a huge choice of technologies available to take pressure off busy control rooms.

Healthcare environments should be among the safest of places. Anyone who’s ever been treated in a hospital, or who has appreciated quality care given to a close friend or relative, knows that with illness comes a feeling of vulnerability and a need for compassion.

The recent introduction of the most significant gun control laws in the US in nearly 30 years reflects widespread public revulsion over mass shootings, including the recent attack on a Texas school.

What matters the most, feeling safe or being safe? A strange question you might think, because obviously being safe is more important than just feeling safe.

As I look at universities globally, I see a transformation away from traditional security, policing, and enforcement models to a new approach - one that puts a higher value on community engagement, safety, wellbeing, and emergency preparedness.

In the wake of the recent bomb threats that over 55 different historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) received, IACLEA’s…

Personal Safety of Medical Staff Will be Greatly Enhanced, Regardless of Location

Roll-out of CriticalArc supported by Chubb’s 24/7 specialist monitoring for lone worker protection, communications and resource management holds promise of significant efficiency gains

HOST delivers accommodation management solutions at the UK’s Hinkley Point C (HPC) project, working for the New Nuclear Build Generation Company (NNBGenCo). Its housekeeping, security and FM teams manage a campus accommodating 1500 construction workers and apprentices. Using SafeZone®, the company has transformed health & safety culture at the site

The University of Arkansas main campus consists of 378 buildings spread across 512 acres and is home to almost 30,000 students and 4,500 staff. The University of Arkansas Police Department (UAPD) reviewed available technologies for command and control, officer safety, emergency response, and managing special events.

CriticalArc Renews Partnership with IACLEA (International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators); continuing its support of campus police.