June 12, 2023 • Gina Joseph, The Macomb Daily, Mount Clemens, Mich. (TNS) – Meghan Evoy used to have a parking space reserved for her being she’s the principal of her school. But that made her a target. “There’s no reserve parking … read more

Lawmakers in Congress are considering making automakers keep AM radio in all new vehicles because of a public safety concern that some people will miss critical emergency alerts without it. Some automakers, including Tesla, Volkswagen, Volvo and BMW, are already … read more

June 12, 2023 • Jessica Seaman, Elizabeth Hernandez, The Denver Post (TNS) — One morning in June 2020, as nights were filled with people marching through downtown Denver to protest the death of George Floyd, school board members stood outside of West High … read more

Written by: Jason Stoddard Recent advances and discussions about artificial intelligence (AI) have generated much interest within the security industry. AI is everywhere, from Chat GTP and Open AI to weapons detection platforms. Every day you likely receive correspondence from … read more

Written by: Ivo Allen Although healthcare facilities are accustomed to dealing with medical emergencies daily, unexpected staff and patient safety-related emergencies can still arise. Healthcare workers are disproportionately vulnerable to workplace assaults. In fact, more than 70% of all workplace … read more

Written by: Jim McKay Organizations that are not taking all the precautions they can to protect themselves from cyber threats should remember that it’s not a case of “not if, but when” a threat actor will compromise your agency. That … read more

Written by: Jesse Sears The National Incident Management System (NIMS) established by FEMA in 2004 includes the utilization of a standardized approach to managing critical incidents through the use of the Incident Command System (ICS). Essentially NIMS and the associated … read more