Security

When it comes to campus safety, the stakes are high—and so are the consequences of falling out of compliance. The Clery Act, formally known as the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act, mandates that colleges and universities participating in federal financial aid programs maintain and disclose information about crime…

In today’s data-driven public safety landscape, accurate and detailed crime reporting isn’t just a technical requirement—it’s a strategic necessity. With the FBI’s transition from the Summary Reporting System (SRS) to the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS), law enforcement agencies are expected to adopt a new standard for how they capture, report, and analyze crime data.…

In the world of public safety, staying compliant isn’t optional—it’s mission-critical. From local law enforcement agencies to campus security teams, meeting federal standards like NIBRS (National Incident-Based Reporting System) and the Clery Act is essential to maintain trust, funding, and operational integrity. But the process of achieving that compliance—especially with manual systems—can be riddled with…

In law enforcement, security and compliance are more than just checkboxes—they’re core to mission readiness, community trust, and legal protection. As threats become more sophisticated and compliance standards more demanding, public safety agencies are turning to cloud technology to stay ahead. Cloud-based systems offer more than just modern infrastructure—they deliver real-time security, seamless compliance automation,…

Public safety agencies rely on technology to keep operations running smoothly, ensure officer safety, and provide the best service to their communities. But what happens when that technology starts working against you instead of for you? Outdated or inefficient public safety software can create major roadblocks—wasting time, increasing costs, and putting compliance at risk. If…

User Access Permissions are the fundamental security settings that determine which parts of a system a user can access and modify. Think of them as keys that unlock different areas of your organization’s software—they control not just who can see information but also who can edit or remove it. In environments handling sensitive public safety…

The scene of an incident or crime is no longer limited to just the physical location. 

Protect the tablets you use for mobile CAD and RMS If your safety team is like most others, you will frequently use mobile devices like tablets and smartphones, so your team can access your software in the field.

Whether your team provides security for an airport, hospital, school, municipality, or any other group or institution, your responsibilities and requirements will vary slightly during major events.

All universities need to work to ensure that their campus security teams are satisfied. After all, a disgruntled security team will be less likely to perform their duties at peak efficiency.