Security Risk Playbooks for Active Shooter Events in Open Campuses
By: Michael Y. Daniels
3 months ago
The Sky is Not the Limit: Why Your Next Security Threat is Flying
By: David Kerolles
4 months ago
Don’t Believe Your Ears: How to Spot a Deepfake Before It Costs You
By: Michael Y. Daniels
4 months ago
Safety
The Person at the Door is Your Strongest Lock
By: David Kerolles
December 18, 2025
We spend a lot of money on “unbreakable” locks. We buy the most expensive software, we install the clearest cameras, and we hire the best tech experts to keep hackers out. But here’s the reality: most of the time, the front door to your company’s data isn’t a digital one. It’s a physical one. If […]
Safety
Campus Security: What’s Needed to Provide Better Surveillance
By: Chrissy
October 1, 2025
How to improve campus security with better surveillance.
Business Growth
The Rise of the Virtual Guard: A Modern Solution for a Changing World
By: Chrissy
September 1, 2025
Explore the growing trend of virtual guarding. Discover the benefits, challenges, and ideal applications of remote security for modern businesses, enhancing efficiency and saving costs.
Safest Places to Live in the US
Safest Neighborhoods In San Francisco: Your Guide To Secure Living
By: David Kerolles
July 10, 2025
There are few cities in the world that have such striking contrasts as San Francisco. Beautiful hills roll down to its picturesque bridges and blue ocean- covered with lavish mansions alongside heartbreaking tent communities (e.g. among US cities, (San Francisco ranks #6 in homeless people). San Francisco is rated as America’s #1 costliest city, with […]
Safety
Safe Areas To Stay In Paris: A Guide To The Safest Neighborhoods For Travelers
By: David Kerolles
July 10, 2025
Discover the safest areas to stay in Paris. Learn about the best neighborhoods, arrondissements, and districts to ensure a secure and enjoyable visit to the City of Light.
Safety
Bridging the Gap: Private Security & Virtual Guarding Amid the U.S. Homelessness & Public‑Safety Crisis
By: Leila Monroe
July 1, 2025
Smart Security & Homelessness: A Safer Urban Future A surge in homelessness across the U.S. has escalated into a multidimensional crisis far beyond housing alone posing major public-safety challenges. With law enforcement at capacity, municipalities and businesses are increasingly turning to private security patrols and virtual-guarding technologies to offset resource strains and support unsheltered populations. […]
Safety
Securing Tomorrow: How Smart Technology and Local Government Can Build Safer Cities for All
By: David Kerolles
July 1, 2025
Public-Private Collaboration for Scalable Security As our cities grow and change, so do the challenges of keeping them safe. It’s no longer just about having more police or fences—people want to live in communities that feel secure, supportive, and built with families in mind. Most of all, we owe it to our children to create […]
Safest Places to Live in the US
Safest Cities In California
By: David Kerolles
March 10, 2025
Discover the safest cities in California, where low crime rates and secure neighborhoods make them ideal for families, students, and professionals seeking a peaceful environment.
Safest Places to Live in the US
Safest Cities In Massachusetts: Discover The Best Places To Live
By: Catherine Shannon
February 21, 2025
“After I found my kha-kis, I did a dunks run. Then I had to bang a uey after I passed up Market Basket, but finally got a carriage and picked up some Hoodsies, tonic, fluff, and some wicked good chowdah for later…” If you understood the previous comments to mean that this person found their […]
Safest Places to Live in the US
Safest Cities In Washington State: Top Places For Peaceful Living
By: Catherine Shannon
February 13, 2025
“Buy a knee-length, hooded, waterproof (not water-resistant) raincoat, wool socks, and a sunlamp—for your move to Washington (not D.C., the State)! Your car- a Subaru of course- should be stocked with travel coffee mugs, lots of reusable shopping bags, and of course, your park pass for hiking…” anonymous advice for a WA newcomer. Yes, America’s […]