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The agency is looking for contractors that would “transform” its passenger processing systems and integrate facial recognition into “all passenger applications.”
After experiencing a rise in aggressive behavior from guests, theatres in London’s West End are using body cameras to deter audience members from being abusive toward staff.
The department has used video footage from the 3,200-camera system in over 140 cases in the past year, calling the program “game changing.”
The proposed measure would require hospitals and other employers to implement workplace violence prevention programs.
Cameras could be high-priority targets because owners are more likely to pay to get their valuable photos back, researchers said.
Deploying automated decoys can help protect your network and reduce IT costs.
By April, the county police department will outfit nearly 700 officers with cameras. But the city’s department of 1,300 does not have a parallel program in the works.
More companies are rethinking their active shooter training programs and evaluating the financial risk of shootings at their locations.
Fair organizers in New York, Los Angeles and Wisconsin are responding to safety concerns with assurances that their events are well-protected.
Promising to prevent a re-occurrence is not nearly enough to repair the damage with clients.
The state-sponsored hackers, best known as Fancy Bear, attempted to compromise popular IoT devices like office printers and a VOIP phone.
Connecting devices to a 0G network is a simple fix to seemingly insurmountable challenges.
A Homeland Security agency and the FBI’s El Paso office are cautioning Americans to watch out for malicious "charity" emails and phone call scams.
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