Portal

 Provide new technologies to assist the Canadian government in a national school security program:  to reduce the probability of incidents,  to respond more effectively in case of emergencies,  to globally collect data to measure the impact of the government efforts in security programs.

 Canadian government  Canadian province ministries of education  School Boards across Canada  Public and private schools (K12 to University)  Parents and students  First responders (police, firefighters...)  Academic researchers  Canadian Public Safety Ministry

 Graffiti  Vandalism  Bullying, violence  Harassment  Hacking  Cheating  Hate sites  Extortion  Cybercrime  Street Gangs  Drugs (GHB…)  Sexual exploitation  Child pornography Dawson Canada W. R. Myers High School (Alberta) Polytechnique (Quebec)

Based on 100 schools in 5 School boards:  Lack of risk analysis  Misuse of security systems  Lack of monitoring  Lack of system interoperability  Missing Canadian school security standards  No national data to measured impacts and efforts  Lack of good practices exchanges between institutions  Lack of training Our solution: PEPS Portal

1.School self assessment, based on our national template in the portal 2.Review and recommendations by supervisory authority 3.Visit and validation by supervisory authority 4.Optional school certification (for 5 years) 5.Real time monitoring of incidents and emergency in all Canadian school 6.Mass alert system 7.Complete follow-up from opening event to closed file 8.Best practices: fast & tested solutions, accessible to all schools 9.Annual national seminar: training to school managers 10.Data mining by academic and government researchers

Academic researchers First responders: police, firefighter… Students Parents, parents associations Teachers School administrator School personnel School security responsible School boards Public safety ministry Other government agencies and ministries Portal

First responders Portal

 International leader in school security  Safer educational environment  Improved cost/benefits ratio  Standardization of provincial security programs  Trend measure of security improvement  Nation-wide forum for best practices sharing  Annual National Conference on School Safety  Digital emergency procedures

 Reinforced efficiency of security systems  Real time management of all incidents reports  Mass alert emergency and rapid response

 Direct information during crisis  Events notification (closed schools, storms…)  Security best practices access and citizenship involvement  Information on threats (drugs, suicide, bullying…)

 Partnership to establish a national program with the Public safety minister.