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VPC advances lifesaving training for active shooter threats with R²EBA
September 13, 2021
After years of study and training, R²EBA goes beyond the oft-cited “Run, Hide, Fight” response used by many training programs and will save lives.
9th Annual IHEPS Conference returns Sept. 23-24, 2021
September 10, 2021
The 9th Annual Indiana Health and Emergency Preparedness Symposium returns to the Sheraton Indianapolis at Keystone at the Crossing on September 23-24.
Behind the crime-fighting technology proposed for Indianapolis streets
August 13, 2021
The city has a 3-year anti-violence plan that includes $45 million in anti violence community grants and $9 million in what the mayor calls crime fighting technology
Ransomware attack hits close to home at Indianapolis hospital
August 13, 2021
Indianapolis-based Eskenazi Hospital has been diverting ambulance traffic and has shut down all access to their medical records and staff email for over a week.
The crimes of the future are here now
July 7, 2021
News of additional cyber crimes on pipelines, healthcare facilities, and the federal response against the perpetrators is only getting warmed up.
How industrial HAZWOPER training can save employers thousands or millions in fines
June 22, 2021
Industrial and commercial hazardous waste operations that generate small, medium, or large quantities of hazardous waste should expect additional audits as the EPA and OSHA begin increasing enforcement.
