Kentucky’s fall forest fire season began on October 1st. While wildfires may start in the forest or wooded area, they can certainly threaten structures as well — including your home or business. With that in mind, it’s time for an annual check-up on ways to prevent and prepare for the risk of fire this time of year.
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Worship services are in person again, but many of our faith communities are struggling to keep COVID transmission numbers low. One of the ways to ensure your church or religious organization does not become a hotbed of transmission is by screening for symptoms when people enter. But naturally, no one wants to have their temperature taken when they enter their house of worship.Â
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Student violence and criminality are on the rise in K-12 schools: bullying, fights, weapons, gang activity and drug sales. This makes the need for creative school security solutions more evident than ever. One of the most valuable school security investments a campus or district can make is in video surveillance technology. Here are some critical reasons why.Â
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With more than a half-million COVID-19 cases reported and the delta variant spreading rapidly throughout the state, businesses throughout Kentucky are reinstating some of last year’s prevention protocols. One of them is temperature checking, which involves verifying patrons have an acceptable body temperature before they are allowed inside.Â
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As our schools prepare to reopen after more than a year of uncertainty, school security is more critical than ever. Administrators across the country are expecting a transition period, marked by the potential of campus crime.Â
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Summer is the perfect time of year to throw an employee appreciation party or company picnic, and many employers were unable to do it last year. This year, make your company event an even bigger splash for all the right reasons — like safe, responsible fun. Here are some of the things you can do to fulfill your responsibility as an employer holding a summer gathering.Â
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Major cybersecurity attacks have dominated the headlines this year. Businesses have adopted more relaxed workflows due to the necessity of working remotely. These are realities that have propelled cybersecurity to top priority status for many administrators. Naturally, the most prominent concerns are connected to employee email and company network use. But what about cybersecurity with security technology — specifically, video surveillance? If you’re a systems administrator, don’t discount the importance of balancing cybersecurity with the video surveillance system you’re responsible for. Â
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At the height of COVID-19, many establishments implemented procedures to check the body temperatures of customers and other building occupants before allowing them to enter.
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For businesses of all types, a license plate ID system is an ideal complement to the existing security technology that’s installed onsite. Here are some ways businesses can use a license plate ID system as part of a robust security strategy.Â
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Now that working from home has become common and businesses are dealing with fluctuating restrictions, this is the perfect time to examine your security technology and determine how to get the most mileage out of what you have. We suggest starting with access control, which is the system that grants building access to authenticated users
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