The first initiative as partners included a joint-fundraising campaign to enhance school safety, generating $42,000 for Safe and Sound Schools programs.
PASS is a nationwide organization that brings together representatives from education, public safety, and industry to promote effective use of proven security practices in K-12 school environments.
With more than 4,800 access control readers and 1,635 surveillance cameras now integrated into a single interface, the university has seen immediate improvements in both efficiency and incident response.
Allied Universal will reportedly work with the Clery Center’s board of directors and members to help ensure that college and university officials meet the standards of the Jeanne Clery Act.
The duo has secured its first joint customer, Fort Smith School District in Arkansas, which will deploy ZeroEyes’ AI gun detection solution across its 26 campuses.
Knightscope Inc., a developer of autonomous security robots and blue light emergency communication systems, announced that it received a $1.25 million contract for its K1 Blue Light Towers and K1 E-Phones.
With the formation of the Manchester SafeZone Alliance, security staff from each campus will provide reciprocal support to each other’s staffs and students.
HID Global, a worldwide provider of trusted identity solutions, announced that the American School of Guatemala has selected its Seos credential technology to modernize its physical access system.
Allegion, a leading provider of security products and solutions, and CBORD, a leading provider of campus card technology solutions, announced a new integration that strengthens perimeter security across colleges and universities in the U.S. Allegion’s Von Duprin Remote Undogging (RU) and Remote Monitoring (RM) options will now extend the impact of CBORD’s card software system for greater control of secondary doors over perimeter access.