Digital Citizenship and the Next Generation: The Intersection of Cyber and Physical Security
Continuing our topic of cybersecurity, expert Antoinette King (CISSP, PSP, DPPS, SICC) discusses the importance of cybersecurity education in schools with an emphasis on a holistic approach encompassing physical and cyber safety elements.
Empowering Educators: Teaching Cybersecurity in the Digital Age with CISA
Don Hough, the Deputy Associate Director for the School Safety Task Force at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), discusses the importance of cybersecurity in schools.
Advocacy for Advanced Tech: Emerging School Safety and Security
James Marcella, the director of industry associations for Axis Communications, speaks about the value of K-12 advocacy in organizations including ASIS International, the Security Industry Association and the Partner Alliance for Safer Schools.
Beyond the Badge: NASRO's Mission to Enhance School Security
In this episode of The Changing Face of School Security, Mo Canady, Executive Director of NASRO, joined host Paul Timm to discuss NASRO's mission partnerships and instructional offerings and trends that involve and affect school resource officers.
Paul Timm, Director of Education Safety for Allegion, is a board-certified Physical Security Professional (PSP), author of School Security: How to Build and Strengthen a School Safety Program, and a nationally acclaimed expert in physical security. He is also a member of PASS, CSC, ASIS International’s School Safety & Security Council and IASBO (Illinois Association of School Business Officials) Risk Management Committee.
Since 1999, Paul has conducted physical security assessments and provided technical assistance for clients nationwide and in Canada.
Securing Futures: Unraveling the layers of school security
Allegion's Paul Timm, PSP, joins the Safe and Sound School's "Sound Off" podcast to discuss the misconceptions about safety measures, the importance of a positive school culture, and the pivotal role of student engagement in maintaining a secure environment.
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