Consider the challenges of balancing security and convenience

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Security Heroes

Lisa Falzone

38 episodes

2 weeks ago

In a world full of negative news the goal of this podcast is to shed some light on the positive and to recognize and give attention to the people who are the true Heroes in society. I am Lisa Falzone your Security Heroes podcast host. Our aim, connects listeners to real-life heroes in the security world. We explore the challenges and successful strategies of these heroic figures to resolve issues which unravel under highly stressful conditions. Sponsored by Athena Security.

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Consider the challenges of balancing security and convenience

Security Heroes

28 minutes 18 seconds

10 months ago

Consider the challenges of balancing security and convenience

In this episode of Security Heroes, host Lisa Falzone is joined by school safety expert Ron Self. Ron is a former police officer who spent nearly two decades as Director of Safety and Security at Arkansas school districts. He is on the Leadership Board of the National Council of School Safety Directors at ZeroNow, and Director of Building and Security Operations at Baldwin & Shell Construction. Join them as they:

* Explain the importance of creating a culture of security

* Reinforce the importance of door locks as a primary security measure

* Consider the challenges of balancing security and convenience

* Discuss how rapid crisis response relies on good communication

* Lay out a budget prioritization for school security technology

* Address daily security risks beyond active shooters

* Delve into the value of students *feeling* safe, in addition to being safe