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How Experts Are Addressing the Healthcare Industry’s Growing Risks

Insights on integrating cybersecurity, physical security and training to safeguard healthcare facilities

How Not Deploying Zero Trust Data with AI May Risk Team Safety, Mission Failure

As AI transforms threat detection and response, securing the data that powers it is critical.

Study reveals how AI is reshaping commercial building management

A new Honeywell study highlights the growing adoption of AI in commercial buildings, emphasizing its impact on security, operational efficiency and energy management.

SaferWatch Mobile Alert Panic App

Violence in workplaces—especially in public institutions—has been rising at an alarming rate. Healthcare workers, educators, and public servants face increased risks of aggressive incidents that demand immediate intervention.

Here’s why tariffs are likely to hurt American small businesses

In theory, imposing tariffs on foreign goods encourages U.S. consumers to purchase American-made products. But that’s not necessarily how it will play out for small businesses.

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Arkansas governor signs 44 bills into law, affecting veterans, elections, and privacy

Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed 44 bills into law, addressing a wide range of issues from tax exemptions for disabled veterans to changes in election procedures.

Georgia to Overhaul Emergency Dispatch, Move to Next-Gen 911

Gov. Brian Kemp signed a budget including $5.7 million for upgrades and House Bill 423 would help transition to Next-Generation 911 standards after the state's outdated 911 systems have struggled to handle call volume.

Kansas ‘Move Over’ law heads to governor’s desk

On Monday, the Kansas House of Representatives passed a bill that would add and increase penalties on drivers for certain infractions. The bill now goes to Governor Laura Kelly’s desk.

Louisiana Living: Better Business Bureau

Today on Louisiana Living, Ashley Doughty is joined by Jo Ann Deal to discuss of being aware of door-to-door salesman.

Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich Announces Expansion of County Department of Police’s ‘Drone as First Responder Program’ to Bethesda Area

Since the DFR launched, it has helped to enhance emergency response capabilities and provide critical support to law enforcement. Drones have been used to help apprehend suspects in shoplifting, robberies and assault incidents and are often the first to arrive on the scene. The average response time is under 90 seconds, and for many calls, drones reach the scene in under one minute.