Physical security teams express a desire to upgrade their systems; however, many CSOs do not have the proper authority to do so. 

A city school district in Michigan has recently adopted a new gun detection technology to reduce the risks of gun violence on school grounds. 

When it comes to security, the personal touch that distinguishes exemplary service providers is often lost amidst the web of technology and protocols.

Prioritizing duty of care fosters an environment of trust, loyalty and productivity, enhancing organizational performance and employee satisfaction.

The best strategy for leaders is to identify their workplace violence risk points and evaluate the solution(s) that would mitigate their biggest risk.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) cited an Atlanta chemical manufacturer with 67 serious violations involving employee safety.

This International Women’s Day, female security leaders share their career paths and offer advice to women looking to enter the industry. 

The Mount Pulaski Community Unified School District has upgraded campus security measures against gun violence. 

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) cited Phenix City sawmill for failing to protect employees from workplace hazards. 

The Buffalo Public School District (BPSD) has improved its security measures with increased video surveillance cameras and monitoring solutions.