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What is the World Coming To? A Must Read for Businesses.

In recent days, the news media outlets have become filled with a growing number of violent images – far beyond what we can begin to imagine. The world is not immune to violence. Moreover, violence has become so ingrained in today’s society that we are left with only one question: How do we protect ourselves? […]

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Panic Button for Doctors Offices

There is a notable increase of workplace violence in a healthcare setting. It’s no wonder that healthcare professionals are looking for a better answer to combat workplace violence. Nearly a quarter of all nurses have beenattacked in one way or another in the past year. There are almost as many violent injuries in the healthcare […]

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How can a Holdup Alarm Help Jewelry Stores Keep Safe During Danger?

Jewelry stores have a lot of high-ticket items that are a usual target for thieves. Unfortunately, we hear of a lot of jewelry store robberies these days. Because of the high volume of jewelry store robberies, an incident response plan is a must. A holdup alarm in jewelry stores is an excellent supplement to any […]

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Computer Panic Button

A computer panic button is a software installed on your workstation. Many panic button providers also offer optional hardware buttons that plug into your USB port as an added feature. The computer-based panic button allows you to request assistance quickly and discreetly from your colleagues and other responders. What are the Pros of Having a […]

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Panic Button Alarm System

You have probably been assigned to increase security measures within your company. One main topic for many business leaders is adding a panic button alarm system to their safety initiatives. As a security consultant, I understand the pros and cons of all the security products out there on the market. There are several things a company […]

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How Can I Call My Vice Principal if a Student Becomes Violent?

Teachers already have a lot on their plates just with their everyday jobs. Between actually teaching and having to keep order in the classroom, teachers have their hands full! They should not have to worry about a violent student in the classroom. Unfortunately, violence is at the forefront in this day and age. A panic […]

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What are the Benefits of Wireless Duress Buttons?

Wireless duress buttons are used in a wide variety of industries across the United States. Businesses are adding these types of duress panic buttons throughout their facilities. Wireless panic buttons work well in places where stationary buttons are not very handy. Furthermore, wireless duress buttons are small and easily hidden from a criminal during a volatile emergency situation. As a small office business owner […]

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How Can Security Keep a Place of Worship Safe for Patrons and Guests?

Security is a growing need in many churches, synagogues, and many other places of worship. Security for some churches and other places of worship is not required. However, many places of worship that are implementing the idea are finding that their security problems are waning. Creating a security team is an excellent idea, but would […]

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Panic Buttons for Banks

Bank robberies are unfortunately a common enough occurrence to keep everyone on their toes. There were 4,091 bank robberies reported to the FBI in 2015, which amounts to approximately 11 bank robberies a day. This staggering number is enough to make sure everyone is observant and knows how to respond in the face of an emergency. […]

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Five Shocking Acts of Workplace Violence Happened in 2005

Workplace violence is a topic that plagues America. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there was a total of 5,734 work fatalities reported in 2005. Of this number, workplace violence accounted for 14 percent of allfatal work injuries occurring in 2005, at 792 deaths. The report further states that of the 406 fatal injuries […]

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