First “East of Suez” UK Naval Base In 40 Years Begins...
by Konstantin Bodragin
UK foreign secretary Philip Hammond and his Bahraini counterpart Foreign Minister Khalid bin Ahmed Al Khalifa held a groundbreaking ceremony last weekend,...
IAI Expands its Cyber Business in Asia
It seems that Israel’s increased capabilities in the field of cyber have been recognized also in Asia.
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) announced signing significant...
In-Flight Security Officers on board US-Cuba Flights
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced that the United States and Cuba have reached an agreement which will allow federal air marshals on board...
Massive purchase of ammunition for U.S. homeland security agents
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Do they know something we don’t? The U.S. Homeland Security Department wants to buy more than 1.6 billion rounds of ammunition in...
A new trend – flexible weapons
The US Air Force’s inventory has a vast number of weapons systems developed and purchased through dozens of programs. Maintaining that disparate arsenal is...
U.S. Colleges Add Homeland Security to their Curriculum
The establishment of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks has made “homeland security” a common phrase and...
The U.S DHS Seeks Advanced Metal Detectors
The Federal Protective Service (FPS), a unit of DHS, is gathering market research information from companies capable of supplying commercial-off-the-shelf or government-off-the-shelf walk-through enhanced...
New System Turns UAVs Smart, Autonomous
U.S. military researchers are launching a program to enable surveillance and attack unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to work together on missions involving electronic jamming,...
UAVs and mobile tracking technologies
Unmanned vehicles and innovative mobile apps – these are the cutting edge technologies used to maintain order at large airports nowadays. The latest addition...
Baltimore installs technology to prohibit cellphone access
A new technology installed at the Baltimore City Detention Center (BCDC) will crack down on contraband cell phone use at the facility. Calls are...
DNA synthesis may pose a risk of resurrecting deadly viruses for...
Homemade deadly viruses?
Scientists are warning that decades of public research on the sequencing of virus DNA are now posing unforeseen threats, as synthesis technologies...
China And US To Stop Cyber Attacks
The US, though used to leading in the military and intelligence fronts, has found itself in the past year at a disadvantage when it...
Major Hack in Juniper Networks Equipment
US officials are worried that hackers backed by foreign governments were able to spy on communications between the US government and private companies for...
How Many Changes along a UAS Way to Operational Use?
After numerous changes, the final RfP for the Stingray unmanned aerial vehicle (UAS) has been set for 2018. The US Navy hopes to have...
Fast Draw – Terror in Europe
Anti-Semitic, anti-Israeli terrorism in Europe is growing and becoming a plague. All signs point to its future spread.
The question is whether Israel is leaving...
Fast Draw – Terrorist Stabbing attack in Tel Aviv
This debacle has been going on for years now. The writing was on the wall all along. This wall has numerous breaches. The wall...
Autonomous Robotic Submarines participated at Student Competition
Student-designed-and-built autonomous robotic submarines had to complete a difficult series of visual- and acoustic-based tasks in the international competition RoboSub held in San Diego,...
New Developments at the AUS&R 2016 Confernece
As the presentations went on, the convention’s visitors got a clearer picture of expected developments in the unmanned aerial and land devices industry.
For example,...
Big brother is watching your car in the U.S.
Automatic license plate readers are the most widespread location tracking technology available to law enforcement. Mounted on patrol cars or stationary objects like bridges,...
Taking the Kamikaze Principle to the Next Level
Iran's elite Revolutionary Guard has claimed to have created a 'suicide drone' capable of flying at speeds up to 160 mph and altitudes of...
New Stealth Fighter to be Offered at Half Price
An improved version of China's FC-31 Gyrfalcon stealth fighter jet has conducted its maiden flight. Previously known as the J-31, the twin-engine, radar-evading aircraft...
New FBI Director: Terror Threat Against the U.S. Is Very Real
“Counterterrorism remains our top priority. The FBI works with our law enforcement and intelligence community (IC) partners to integrate intelligence and operations and to...
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Quantum Sensors Could Turn Cheap Drones Into Submarine Hunters
Finding a submarine beneath the ocean is one of the more difficult surveillance tasks in modern warfare. Sonar and sonobuoys can listen for underwater...
