In the last four years, there has been a 97% increase in active shooter incidents in schools. To address this issue, schools are exploring innovative technologies like ShotAlert. By implementing ShotAlert into their existing systems, schools can take significant strides toward further enhancing security and better protecting their students and staff.

With unfortunate incidents of shootings occurring at cinemas, it has become crucial for theater owners to take proactive measures to ensure the safety of everyone present. The implementation of an emergency notification system such as Shot Alert will have a positive impact on enhancing security and instilling a sense of protection among both employees and customers.

Banks must guard against armed robberies, burglaries, and other physical intrusions to protect both employees and customers within the premises. Integrating innovative solutions like Shot Alert’s active shooter detection system into existing security infrastructure can provide an added layer of protection against armed robberies and active shooter situations, ensuring a safer environment for employees, customers, and the overall banking community.

Moreover, integrating Shot Alert with centralized security command centers can provide a centralized hub for monitoring and managing security incidents across multiple malls. This enables coordination with local law enforcement agencies, facilitating a more efficient response to emergencies. The combination of Shot Alert with other security systems not only enhances incident response capabilities but also strengthens overall proactive security measures.

Patient safety is a top priority in any healthcare facility. The integration of Shot Alert can provide patients with increased security. The system's ability to notify hospital staff and security teams promptly can help evacuate patients and employees efficiently in the event of an emergency.

Shot Alert’s CEO, Neil Clark, joins as a member of the Security Industry Association in the hopes of furthering the security industry’s collective goals.

The El Paso shooting was a tragic event that highlighted the need for improved security measures in public places. The security of the Walmart store failed during the shooting due to a lack of effective security measures and a failure to immediately detect the active threat from the shooter. The lessons learned from the El Paso shooting can be applied to other venues to prevent similar tragedies from happening in the future.

“If there’s an active shooter and a gunshot goes off, Shot Alert’s rapid response system can tell the fire alarm panel to drop classroom doors, the access control system to lock doors, and the notification system to activate a 911 call and initiate a plethora of other safety measures.”

An analysis of the aftermath of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Shooting displays reasons why security in school is more important now than ever before.

The ability to see around corners has long been a dream of inventors and scientists alike. Now, with the development of pressure sensor technology, that dream has become a reality with the innovation of Shot Alert’s gunshot detection system.

The Pulse nightclub shooting was a horrific event, and it serves as a somber reminder of the importance of implementing an Active Shooter Rapid Response System and comprehensive security protocols. By exploring the details of the incident and analyzing the shortcomings in three specific aspects of security, we can gain valuable insights into how improved safety protocols might have mitigated the impact of this devastating tragedy.

With alarm systems and security technology rapidly advancing, and safety concerns on the rise, security providers across the country are navigating complicated systems. Our fellow Montanan’s at Systems Northwest come in handy to make complex systems simple using gunshot detection systems from Shot Alert to save seconds and therefore, save lives.

ShotAlert's pressure sensor technology reduces law enforcement alert times by an average of 300 precious seconds. When a gun is fired, it creates a shockwave that travels through the air and can be detected by a sensitive pressure sensor. ShotAlert's sensors are specifically designed to capture this pressure wave with a high degree of accuracy and sensitivity.