It is easy to fall in love with new technology. A fancy gadget might provide some new capability you have never had before. An upgraded app or model could allow you to work faster. And sometimes, it just comes down to having something new and fascinating to play with. The thing is, though, these new Read more about Old technology is the key to increasing cover against active shooters[…]
Active shooter events are, by nature, loud, violent, and traumatic experiences. It makes sense then that some trainers look to duplicate that in their active shooter drills. They believe that making the training more “real” will better prepare participants for the actual event. Often, these drills feature multiple “gunmen” and are unannounced. The shooters will Read more about Don’t ever do this during an active shooter drill[…]
Recently we held a Town Hall to discuss mass violence in schools and our communities. While I don’t particularly want to credit any act of mass violence the events surrounding Parkland have certainly drawn the attention of many. In many respects, well overdue. We are holding another one on April 11th at 2:30pm PST. Join Read more about Town Hall Ending Mass Violence – Lessons Learned[…]
Here’s another episode of Tuesday Thoughts with Steve Wilmes
This week’s challenge is all about getting on your site undetected. The Monday Morning Challenge is a free audio program covering a variety of risk management improvement topics. MMC is designed to help you level up your risk management program in every aspect. 52 Weeks. 52 Challenge. 1 week to complete each challenge. We release a Read more about Monday Morning Challenge – penetration audits[…]
This week’s challenge is all about dealing with violence The Monday Morning Challenge is a free audio program covering a variety of risk management improvement topics. MMC is designed to help you level up your risk management program in every aspect. 52 Weeks. 52 Challenge. 1 week to complete each challenge. We release a new Read more about Monday Morning Challenge – dealing with violence[…]
