PHILADELPHIA, April 22, 2024 — COSECURE announced it has joined the International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators (IACLEA) Corporate Partner program. IACLEA partners with thought leaders and innovators from across the world to bring the best products and services to our members. Backing from IACLEA Corporate Partners supports the advancement of IACLEA’s strategic initiatives and furthers its educational mission, thereby enhancing the ability of campus public safety agencies to protect higher education communities.
“Being a corporate partner with IACLEA is the perfect opportunity to combine our teams’ years of experience helping institutions of higher education reach their physical security, emergency management, and cybersecurity program needs while working alongside the world’s preeminent campus public safety organization,” said Daniel Pascale, Chief Executive Officer of COSECURE. “The dedicated staff and volunteer leadership team at IACLEA are as deeply passionate about creating safer campuses as our team. We are excited to stand together and show our support for thousands of professionals safeguarding our campuses.”
COSECURE, an ancillary business of Cozen O’Connor, has been on the leading edge of security and risk management for over 20 years and is actively protecting global Fortune 100 companies, law and technology firms, and high net worth individuals. Their services provide risk solutions for cybersecurity, physical security, emergency preparedness, and HIPAA, as well as providing customizable training opportunities.
The International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators is the largest professional association devoted to excellence in campus public safety and law enforcement. Our members are police chiefs, public safety directors, law enforcement officers, and security personnel at higher education institutions across the globe. IACLEA has 9,000+ memberships, currently filled by 4,000 leaders in campus public safety represented by 1,000+ higher education institutions in 14 countries.
