Highlights from this week's Security News Round-Up.

In addition to the Keynote Series, this year’s event will offer its largest SIA Education@ISC program yet with 70+ sessions and 150 speakers — all carefully curated by the newly formed SIA Education@ISC Advisory Board.

ECD specializes healthcare critical communications and extends Pavion’s security, life safety, and A/V systems offerings in Arizone and surrounding region.

The Hirsch brand, which has been around for over four decades, now offers a comprehensive end-to-end platform that caters to businesses ranging from small enterprises to critical national infrastructure.

Level Lock was founded in 2016 by John Martin and Ken Goto and has approximately 70 employees. 

Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Lake Zurich, Ill., Esscoe provides customers with essential security, life safety, and mass notification systems.

The panic buttons by the Atlanta-based company Centegix enabled authorities to potentially track the exact location of those who pressed them through maps displayed on officers’ mobile devices.

Security Standards by Sentinel is a dedicated program that creates a roadmap for companies to follow as they implement, maintain and update technology-driven security solutions.

The fundraiser is aligned with the National Association of Workforce Development Professionals’ Workforce Development Month, a campaign to raise awareness about the vital role workforce development plays in strengthening the economy. 

The Retail Worker Safety Act also requires retailers to implement programs to prevent workplace violence and provide training to employees on de-escalation, active shooter drills and emergency procedures.