Category: Emergency Planning
Advice, Emergency Planning, Onsite Security, Threat Assessment
Home Security 101
Does your security at access control points implement X-ray and metal detector technology? You may be surprised that X-ray equipment is not a comprehensive solution. In 1970, x-ray screening of carry-on bags was implemented in airports to increase aviation security (Szyliowicz., & Zamparini, 2018). After the attacks on September 11, 2001, aviation security was restructured.
Emergency Planning, Industry, Threat Assessment
Security in the Retail Environment
Background and Threat While the wars between Israel and Hamas and Russia and Ukraine continue to escalate, the threat of terrorist attacks in the United States has never been higher. The immigrant surge across our southern border of military-age males, coupled with the increased support of Hamas on college campuses and city streets, make up
Emergency Planning, Hiring Due Dilligence
Civil Disobedience and Social Media: A Toxic Combination
Background The United States has witnessed a significant uptick in civil unrest and riots during the past decade. Many reasons have contributed to these events. Civil rights violations, a desire for social change, political and religious movements, and calls to action by community leaders. What is worthy of attention is the speed at which these
Act Faster and Have Trust in Your Security Plans
Know exactly what risks you have before you get started. Hiring security officers as a safety deterrent is a good option but not always the right choice. Every company and every industry are as different as their risk-related factors. Identifying specific risks early on enables security professionals to act faster while many companies can
Emergency Planning, Threat Assessment
Security Brief – November 2023
Introduction We are now witnessing massive protests nationwide and globally to support the Palestinians and even Hamas. These protests call for continued violence against the Jewish community and those nations that support Israel. Over the past few weeks, protests in New York, Chicago, Detroit, and other cities have drawn thousands of marchers supporting the Palestinians
Emergency Planning, News, Training Security Teams
Teachout at the Forefront of Active Shooter Training
Are you prepared? Michael Morgan MA, Training and Corporate Compliance Manager at Teachout Security Solutions, was a presenter to the ASIS Southwest Region Chapter and Region 5 Homeland Security on October 18 at the Firekeepers Casino and Conference Center. The Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events (CRASE®) presentation he gave was well received by the
Emergency Planning, Onsite Security, Threat Assessment
Thinking of Strike Security?
Let LAMP light the way. Strike security services are a critical component of securing your facilities and protecting employees prior to and during labor disputes. Teachout’s Labor Action Management Program (LAMP) combines over 40 years of experience to help you minimize the risks and threats inherent in strike situations. Our comprehensive LAMP program includes: Pro-active
Emergency Planning, Training Security Teams
Human Trafficking – It’s happening right in front of you
Human trafficking is one of the most lucrative criminal activities in the world. More than one-half of all victims are minors, children, and teens. Victims are coerced into sex trafficking, forced labor, and debt bondage with little or no pay by using violence, threats, lies, and other manipulative techniques. Sex trafficking is a high-profit and
Emergency Planning, Onsite Security, Threat Assessment, Training Security Teams
Teachout Leadership Team Attends IAHSS Conference
The Teachout Security Solutions Team attended the International Association of Healthcare Safety and Security Conference and Exhibition in Nashville, TN earlier this month. The purpose of the conference is to continue shaping and advocating for the role of security and safety in healthcare. Leveraging the expertise of top subject matter experts in the field,
Emergency Planning, Onsite Security, Threat Assessment
Is School Safety a Matter of Perception?
Michele Gay and Alissa Parker are the mothers of two of the Sandy Hook school shooting victims Josephine Grace Gay and Emilie Parker. They used their personal tragedy to form a national nonprofit safety advocacy and resource center committed to protecting every school and every student every day. A recent report authored by Gay and
