New Jersey S3933 mandates the Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness to create security risk assessment guidance for higher education.
New Jersey S3933 requires the Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness to develop security risk assessment guidance for public and private institutions of higher education that receive state funds. This guidance aims to help these institutions identify, analyze, and evaluate hazards and risk factors, including campus safety, data security, emergency response plans, infrastructure security, and mental healthcare access. The office must provide a biennial review and update the guidance as needed.
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