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Campus Security Technology Foundations Colleges Often Overlook in 2025
What Are Security Foundations?
Define what “campus security foundations” mean: people, policies, processes + devices. Emphasize that technology alone isn’t enough.
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Processes First: Why Protocols Matter
Discuss protocols: access control, emergency response, system maintenance. Give examples of what often is missing.
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Policies That Guide Real Behavior
Key policies that should exist: usage policies, data privacy, managing credentials. Without policies, misuse or neglect happens.
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People: Training & Awareness
Importance of training staff, faculty, students. How lack of awareness leads to bypassing security (propping doors, ignoring alerts).
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Audit Your Existing Systems
Universities need to check that blue-light phones, cameras, access doors, credential systems are working and updated.
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Building Trust on Campus
How trust affects security: if students/staff distrust policies or see tech as invasive, compliance drops.
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Integrating Departments for Safety
Emphasis on cross-department collaboration: Public Safety, IT, Facilities, HR. Avoid silos.
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Common Tech Mistakes Schools Make
Examples: cameras not functional, doors unlocked, weak access controls, ignored alerts.
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