From the field
Critical incident mapping, digital twins, and emergency preparedness for security-critical facilities, written for the people responsible for them.
How Threat Assessment Teams Interrupt Targeted Violence
Threat assessment identifies people moving toward targeted violence and interrupts it early. See how the process works, who runs it, and where it fails.
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What Is an Operational Digital Twin?
An operational digital twin is a living, queryable model of your building, not a BIM file or a static floor plan. See what makes a twin operational.
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School Safety Mapping Grant: How to Fund Your Campus Maps
School safety mapping grants fund digital floor plans and GIS-based indoor maps that help first responders manage your campus during emergencies.
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Behavioral Threat Assessment: A Team-Based Framework
Behavioral threat assessment helps schools and campuses identify and manage individuals who may pose a risk. See how effective teams run the process.
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What Does Alyssa's Law Require? State-by-State Guide
Alyssa's Law requires public K-12 schools to install silent panic alert systems connecting directly to law enforcement. Requirements vary by state.
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Critical Incident Mapping: The Complete Guide for Responders
Critical incident mapping gives first responders verified, gridded facility maps through CAD integration. See how compliance-grade mapping works.
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Critical Incident Mapping vs 2D Floor Plan
Critical incident mapping vs 2D floor plan compares static drawings to geospatially aware digital models built for emergency response.
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