This symposium will examine how stadium operators and security industry partners are preparing for large-scale events, showcasing proven strategies that safeguard fans, teams, and staff, as well as innovative technologies that enhance security capabilities and operational resilience.
Ensuring the safety and security of Kâ12 schools requires thoughtful planning, collaboration and the use of proven frameworks and technologies. Join us for a discussion on key standards and guidance shaping school security today, featuring representatives from the ASIS International and the Partner Alliance for Safer Schools (PASS).
This symposium will explore widely used resources such as the ASIS School Security Standard and the PASS School Safety and Security Guidelines, along with broader approaches and technologies used to strengthen security programs in school environments. Panelists will share insights on how these frameworks and technologies support effective planning, risk management and implementation of security measures across schools.
The lower 900 MHz band (902-928 MHz) is used by millions of Part 15 low-power, radio frequency security and life safety devices such as consumer electronics and appliances, wireless alarm systems, smart home equipment, electronic access control devices and others essential for protecting homes, small businesses and critical infrastructure. A monopolistic proposal from a single company before the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) seeks to reallocate portions of this band of spectrum for an exclusive license and remove an FCC rule that has protected Part 15 devices from harmful interference and preserved this ecosystem for decades. The Security Industry Association (SIA) and numerous other public safety organizations are opposing this proposal and are fighting it on Capitol Hill.