Dental surgery centers aren’t treated the same as a typical dental office, and it comes down to the drugs they handle.

First responders must access the school quickly during an emergency but should not need to break down doors to do it. Let’s provide a better, faster way in.

Licensed gaming operators can now take advantage of innovative Knox access technology, which will be integrated into gaming solutions manufactured by VSR Industries under an exclusive agreement between the two industry-leading companies.

Schools are taking a closer look at how access supports law enforcement response, especially when officers are first on scene. Many are finding that access varies across campuses and agencies, leading to a shift toward more coordinated, district-led systems.

Knox is expanding local support across Michigan through Pye-Barker Fire & Safety (dba Vanguard), an authorized Knox Trusted Partner already serving customers throughout Texas. Customers in Michigan now have expanded local access to Knox products, installation services, and knowledgeable regional support teams through branches in Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Saginaw, and Detroit.

The DEA issued a final rule implementing the Protecting Patient Access to Emergency Medications Act of 2017 (PPAEMA), effective March 9, 2026. EMS agencies must move from manual, fragmented processes to centralized, trackable, and audit-ready operations.

Campus Safety Magazine, the leading industry magazine covering safety-related issues, named KnoxEntry for Schools a winner in its Campus Safety BEST Awards.

Discover how the Standard Response Protocol (SRP) enhances school safety by providing a unified and clear approach for students, staff, and first responders during emergencies.