Written by: Robin Hattersley – Campus Safety News, January 28, 2025 UPDATE JANUARY 29, 2025 President Donald Trump last week revoked a directive implemented in 2011 barring Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Patrol officers from making arrests … read more
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How Digital Hall Passes Work With Cellphone Restrictions
Written by: Caitlynn Peetz, Education Week, Betheda, Md. January 6, 2025 (TNS) — When the Lincoln school district in Nebraska brought in a new superintendent in 2022, it was the perfect time to address longstanding student behavior problems with fresh … read more
Workplace Shortages? Attract Top Talent With 5 Healthcare Recruitment Marketing Strategies
By Stewart Gandolf, Chief Executive Officer You know about competitive compensation, life-enhancing benefits, a supportive company culture, and a healthy work-life balance. But, how do you ensure that your marketing efforts truly differentiate your organization, giving you a competitive edge? … read more
Assisted Living Facilities Pressed to Address Growing Needs of Older, Sicker Residents
Written by: Judith Graham Assisted living communities too often fail to meet the needs of older adults and should focus more on residents’ medical and mental health concerns, according to a recent report by a diverse panel of experts. It’s … read more
Campus Safety’s Top 10 Healthcare Stories from 2024
Written by: Amy Rock, January 1, 2025 In 2023, assaults on nurses increased by 5%, according to a report released by Press Ganey. Last year also saw a lot of assaults against healthcare security workers. Most recently, healthcare violence was … read more
Webcast Reminder – Identifying Pre-Attack Indicators of Violence
January 9th at 2pm ET Often there are warning signs that a student, employee, visitor, patient, customer, or some other individual is going to become violent. School, hospital, and college campus staff members and public safety officers must learn how … read more
L.A.-Area Cyber Attack Could Impact 17M Patient Records
December 12, 2024 • Scott Schwebke, Los Angeles Daily News (TNS) — Hackers claim they have retrieved 17 million patient records, including confidential personal and medical information, in a ransomware attack on PIH Health that has paralyzed operations at three hospitals, the … read more
What is Quishing and How Can Schools Defend Against it?
Written by: Charlie Sander, January 3, 2025 Most people are familiar with phishing, which involves scammers sending targeted emails with malicious links to an unsuspecting individual. The average cost a data breach has been rising by 10% worldwide in recent … read more
Anatomy of a Phishing Attack: How AI Helps Cyber Criminals Rob Schools
Written by: Brandi Vesco, January 3, 2025 Bad actors are using artificial intelligence to make phishing scams harder to catch. Experts say the best defense for schools is to require multifactor authentication (MFA), communicate with other districts about potential cyber … read more
Michigan Law Equips School Buses With Traffic Cameras
December 11, 2024 • Mitch Hotts, The Macomb Daily (TNS) — Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Tuesday signed six bipartisan bills that will make area roads safer to drive on, whether they’re heading off to school or on their way to work … read more
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