For industries with security guard services, technology has opened the door to new opportunities, better coverage and more comprehensive protection.

While security leaders can’t predict future incidents, there are safety measures that can be taken now to protect security workers working alone.

An Alaskan fishing vessel has been cited again by OSHA for improper sanitation, hazardous food and water storage and electrical hazards. 

SB 150 has been filed in Florida to eliminate the need for a concealed weapons license in the state of Florida and create school safety programs.

Forty-eight senators have moved forward to reintroduce the Background Check Expansion Act to expand federal background checks to all gun sales.

Brazosport Independent School District (ISD) in Texas has decided to update its security measures using ZeroEyes AI-based gun detection platform. 

The owner of a tree service company has been cited by OSHA after a 17-year-old worker suffered fatal injuries following a woodchipper accident.

Erikson Senior Living is updating its security measures with Genetec. The measures are designed to better protect residents and visitors.

Weapons detection screening is being rolled out at Huntsville City Schools (HCS) and added onto existing security to protect students and staff.

OSHA has cited Dollar Tree for blocking exit routes with a dumpster, wheeled carts and a moveable conveyer belt exposing employees to fire hazards.