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Suit accuses Instagram, 'Call of Duty' creator, gun maker of an forming an 'unholy trinity that preys upon insecure, adolescent boys'

The expanded family of products includes the next generation of visitor management, ticketing and event solutions, parent and staff mobile applications, and more.

(The Center Square) – Missouri’s Department of Public Safety will provide up to $1.5 million to improve safety and security at public and charter schools.

JEFFERSON CITY - The Department of Public Safety is providing additional funding of up to $1.5 million dollars to provide new, easy-to-use school safety plannin

MISSOURI (KOAM) -- The Department of Public Safety is providing additional funding to Missouri schools in order to boost safety through security planning.

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The rising number of gun deaths in Texas has inspired a $3 billion industry of active shooter training, consultants, surveillance technologies and safety infrastructure. Some experts aren’t certain the touted strategies are effective.

A security lapse at a leading school safety company that exposed millions of sensitive records online — including districts’ active-shooter response plans, students’ medical records and court documents about child abuse — has revived criticism that an industry student privacy pledge fails to police bad actors. In response to an inquiry by The 74, the […]

Numerous K-12 schools across the U.S. have already been impacted by data breaches since early this month, including California-based Glendale Unified School District and Fullerton Joint Union High School District, Montana-based Butte School District, and Washington-based Edmonds School District, reports The Record, a news site by cybersecurity firm Recorded Future.

A data breach that affected school software company Raptor Technologies may have left some Northern Virginia school systems’ information vulnerable.