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Break the Cycle is disheartened by the victim blaming narrative that various media outlets have created and sustained in this case at the University of Virginia.

Rappahannock Community College has launched an online incident reporting platform called TIPS (Threat Assessment, Incident Management and Prevention Services) from Awareity, equipping students, faculty, staff and others on campus to report incidents.

Thomas Nelson Community College (TNCC) has launched a new online incident reporting platform called TIPS that allows students, faculty, staff and others on campus to confidentially report potentially harmful incidents.

In an effort to keep up with information security risks and threats and improve the incident management process between the 23 Virginia Community Colleges and the system office, the Virginia Community College System has implemented TIPS.

Awareity, a leading provider of incident management and prevention software platforms, has received a 2012 Innovation Award from Business Insurance, for TIPS (Threat Assessment, Incident Management and Prevention Services).

Norfolk State University (NSU) implemented Awareity's award-winning MOAT (Managed Ongoing Awareness and Trust) tools to address escalating costs and obligations with information security, campus safety, risk management, privacy and compliance.

Bentley University successfully implemented Awareity's award-winning MOAT (Managed Ongoing Awareness and Trust) tools to address obligations for security awareness, risk management, privacy, compliance and more.

In celebration of National Campus Safety Awareness Month, Awareity is offering colleges a free 30 day trial of MOAT (Managed Ongoing Awareness and Trust) tools and TIPS (Threat Assessment, Incident Management and Prevention Services).

Rick Shaw, President and CEO of Awareity, was selected by the Campus Tech conference advisory board and selection committee for inclusion in Campus Technology 2010's program with two one-hour poster sessions.

Rick Shaw, President and CEO of Awareity, has been selected to present at this year's EduComm conference focused on higher education success, June 7-9 at the Mirage, Las Vegas.