Enhancing safety & IT in schools
By combining physical and cyber security technologies, we help schools and universities enhance security, streamline IT, and improve learning outcomes through tailored digital solutions.
With Claro, campuses gain real-time monitoring, threat detection, and rapid incident response. This integrated approach helps protect students, secure sensitive data, and maintain safe, efficient learning environments.
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Why choose Claro for education?
Claro Enterprise Solutions helps educational institutions protect campuses with 24/7 managed cybersecurity, IoT, cloud, and network services. AI Video Analytics gives administrators enhanced visibility, detecting abnormal activity and improving physical security in real time while supporting everyday operations.
For more, watch our on-demand webinar: Keeping schools secure: How video analytics equipped with AI is improving student safety.
Campus safety & security solutions
Our Safety and Security Starter Kit combines AI-powered monitoring and detection with comprehensive security awareness training to safeguard your students, faculty, and staff.
Features include:
- Security Training – Interactive, tailored modules for students and staff
- AI Video Analytics – Detect weapons, faces, smoke, fire, and more
- Customizable Kit – Adaptable to your school’s unique security needs

AI for educational facilities
The use of AI and real-time communication is transforming the way educational facilities approach cyber and physical security threats.
Claro's suite of AI-powered security tools, including AI Video Analytics, Zero Trust Endpoint Security, Penetration Testing, CyberSOC, and Vulnerability Management, provides K-12 and higher education institutions with essential capabilities like unauthorized intruders, visible weapons detection, facial search and recognition, and smoke and fire detection, helping administrators to stay ahead of constantly evolving security situations.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can Claro Enterprise Solutions help improve physical and cyber security in schools?
With Claro Enterprise Solutions, educational facilities can improve physical and cyber safety while maintaining a safe learning environment for students to continue to learn and develop. Our portfolio of solutions includes advanced physical and cyber security offerings, such as AI Video Analytics, that effectively detects unauthorized personnel and other physical site threats while providing forensic insight for investigations. Additionally, our CyberSOC service provides around-the-clock monitoring and analytics, deploying threat intelligence and risk assessments to identify and manage network security gaps. Our Zero Trust Network and Zero Trust Endpoint Security offering provides a range of protective features such as Allow-listing, Ringfencing™, and a reputation intelligence engine to secure data at the network and application level. Claro also provides Penetration Testing services that use attack simulations to identify system vulnerabilities and weaknesses before hackers can exploit them. With Claro Enterprise Solutions you have a trusted partner in designing secure-by-design technology solutions that can be easily adapted to your institution’s unique requirements.
What are the top three security challenges impacting the education industry?
As administrators, it is of the utmost importance to maintain a sense of security, fostering an environment that is conducive to students’ sense of wellbeing and their continued growth and development. The need for converged security measures is essential to protecting school campuses from physical breaches and cyber threats, alike. Some of the top physical and cyber security challenges impacting the industry include: Active shooter/unauthorized access - Between the 2020–21 and 2021–22 academic years, school shootings jumped 124%. Physical access controls remain a top priority for administrators as K-12 and higher education schools continue to struggle to maintain perimeter security. Exploited vulnerabilities - Weaknesses in network systems and software serve as entry points for cybercriminals or disgruntled students who seek confidential data or to disrupt internal systems. Data breaches - Data breaches can cause harm to both the institution’s reputation and to individuals, enabling ongoing issues such as identity theft and financial fraud.