The State of Physical Security Entering 2023 report from Pro-Vigil found that 28% of organizations saw an increase in security incidents in 2022.

Healthcare workers view patient violence and impacts of burnout/mental health as greatest safety concerns, according to a recent safety report.

The county of Rockland, New York is rolling out a new bus safety program that works by having cameras detect when vehicles pass a stopped bus. 

Following a fatal shooting on its campus, MSU is updating its security measures. Changes will include increased surveillance and mandatory training.

Walmart's violation of federal workplace safety standards was affirmed by a federal panel after merchandise fell and seriously injured an employee.

A power grid development program has received $48 million in funding from the DOE designed to modernize grid infrastructure across the country.

The FAA awarded funding as travel increases to or above pre-pandemic levels. The funding will be used to update a variety of airport safety measures.

Philadelphia is adding gun detection to its public transportation security measures to protect buses, subways and other forms of mass transit.

As hotels develop safety measures for staff and guests, a safety checklist by Texas attorneys provides guidelines to help guests protect themselves.

It’s important for employers to take the threat of employee violence seriously and take steps to protect their customers and staff from harm.