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Within the past year, there have been approximately five times more school shooting hoaxes called in to police than actual school shootings reported in 2023. According to The Washington Post, more than 500 schools nationwide were “swatted” over the past year. In just...
Gun Violence at Our Schools—Complex and Catastrophic During a recent webinar, David Riedman, industry leading gun violence expert and Director of Research Content for ZeroEyes, and Erin Acheson, VP of Marketing and gun violence survivor, sat down to discuss the impact...
What does the state of gun violence in America look like today? Our Research Report, Detection Is Protection, provides deep dives into the state of gun violence across multiple industries in the form of data, incident reviews, and more. After hundreds of hours of...
Sandy Hook. Parkland. Uvalde. Covenant School. Beyond being the sites of some of the worst school shootings in recent US history, each of these shootings share a commonality. In each of these shootings, an assailant shot through glass doors and windows at victims...
As school shooting incidents continue to climb, schools are looking for new ways to strengthen security measures—and a single point of entry is one security protocol that’s gaining momentum. Most of us have experienced single point of entry at stadiums, event venues,...
With the surge of mass shootings that plague our nation, organizational leaders are prioritizing how to prevent mass shootings—and the answer isn’t simple. Adding more security personnel or installing metal detectors won’t solve the problem. We’ve seen this time and...
