A new breed of “vapor wake” dogs would be able to – literally – sniff out a suicide bomber moving within a crowd of 50,000 people.
Scotland police announced they will increase security measures at major stadiums and venues as the U.K.’s terror threat level remains at ‘severe’.
At the 2017 CEDIA Expo, IC Realtime will unveil new Thermal Imaging, Corrosion Resistant, Multi-Sensor and 4K cameras.
For the first time, Milestone Systems is joining Axis Communications, Extreme Networks and Lenel to provide video surveillance systems, access control and network connectivity for the 10-day tournament.
German police have placed concrete barriers around the cathedral in order to boost security.
In an effort to better compete against Amazon and Microsoft in the cloud computing space, Google will reveal the technical details of its new security feature, the Titan computer chip.
Nearly 50 vulnerabilities have been found in industrial collaborative robots which can be configured enable the robots to spy on their surroundings or cause physical harm to workers
After an ambush shooting outside a courthouse in Steubenville, Ohio, lands a judge in the hospital, neighboring Belmont County is rethinking security standards.
Australian prime minister announced a new national security strategy, urging venue operators of crowded places to begin keeping security at the top of their minds.
Partnership with market leader set to improve driver safety
Boston officials said they were pleased with the mostly-peaceful protests which took over Boston Common and the surrounding area on Saturday.
For the second time in a month, HBO has fallen victim to cyber criminals.
Dozens are injured after a van plowed into crowds in Barcelona.
Hanwha Veteran, Mr. Kichul (K.C.) Kim, Appointed as HTA President
Metro has teamed up with TSA and Evolv Technology to test a new weapon screening system.
Multi-sensor cameras are the hot trend in today’s surveillance market with growth rates surpassing conventional camera form factors.
- By Kevin Saldanha
- Aug 17, 2017
The U.S. Army banned the drones after they detected “cyber vulnerabilities.”
The Department of Homeland Security is looking to boost cybersecurity of advanced first responder technology.