Colleges have a responsibility to keep their communities safe, and technology has an important role in doing that. But safety becomes something different when surveillance begins to influence what students and faculty feel comfortable saying. A healthy campus does not require agreement; it requires the freedom to question, challenge, listen, and disagree respectfully. The best universities use technology to protect people without creating an environment where people are afraid to express ideas.
Read MoreThe recent shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson has brought hospital security into sharp focus. As hospitals continue to prioritize patient safety, the safety of executives, staff, and visitors is increasingly at risk. This event highlights the urgent need for health systems to reassess access controls in both public and administrative areas. While measures like visitor management systems and restricted zones can bolster security, they must be carefully balanced with the need to maintain family support, which plays a crucial role in patient recovery.
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