Security Management (US)

2 weeks ago | asisonline.org | Megan Gates

5 Takeaways from ASIS Europe’s Future of Travel Risk Management Workshop 1 April 2025 Security Technology, April 2025 Security practitioners from around the world gathered in March at ASIS Europe 2025 in Dublin, Ireland, to discuss trending security topics and challenges. One of those topics was travel risk management (TRM), which has been top of mind for many security practitioners as business travel gets back to pre-COVID-19 pandemic levels.

3 weeks ago | asisonline.org | Claire Meyer

Columbia University Adds Campus Peace Officers with Arrest Powers After major protests on campus last year, Columbia University in New York City has made notable moves to enhance its campus security program, including appointing 36 new special patrol officers with arrest powers.

3 weeks ago | asisonline.org | Sara Mosqueda

Q&A: Building Safety into the Schoolhouse Walls Facilities management in schools is about more than just the classrooms or gymnasiums, windows and doors, or all the other brick, mortar, and physical components that help create a learning environment for students. Facilities—and their ability to keep students, staff, and others safe—rely on people and training them to understand the impact they have on security solutions like access control, locking mechanisms, maintenance, and planning.

3 weeks ago | asisonline.org | Sara Mosqueda

Q&A: Why School Nurses Should Get a Seat at the School Safety Table Many nursing environments present similar obstacles and opportunities, regardless of where the hospital is or the specialty of the medical practice. But school nurses face different challenges. Instead of a doctor’s office or hospital, these nurses practice at a junction point of education and healthcare, and they must be prepared to respond to public health emergencies and individual severe health conditions.

3 weeks ago | asisonline.org | Sara Mosqueda

Q&A: School Safety Directors Offer Perspective and Scope School safety and security efforts are as multifaceted and complex as the students, staff, and families that make up a school and its community. Jason Stoddard serves on the advisory council for ZeroNow, a national organization focused on safer schools.