Start-Up: Integration at the Push of a Button
In a world where every organization works with a wealth of data sources - cameras, sensors, organizational processes etc. - there is a growing...
US to Provide Support For Chinese Nuclear Security Training Center
U.S. Sandia national labs and their Chinese counterparts have launched the Chinese Center of Excellence (COE) for nuclear security. Homeland Security News Wire reports...
Digital Identity to Go Through Security Revolution
A national digital identity network is to be built in Canada. SecureKey Technologies and a Canadian non-profit coalition have received a grant from a...
Special News Flash From theFuture Forces Conference
Hundreds of participants from Israel and abroad are taking part in a first of its kind conference for Future Forces, taking place in the...
India deploys first IRNSS navigational satellite in space
India successfully launched its first navigational satellite into orbit Monday July 1 2013, from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre, in Sriharikota. IRNSS-1A, the first...
How to Manage a Cybersecurity Emergency Event?
A mission form the Israeli Public Security Ministry recently visited an emergency center in the US in order to learn more about methods to...
Backdoor-riddled Devices Sold To US Army, White House
AMX, a supplier of audio-visual and building control equipment among whose clients you’ll find the US Army and the White House, built in a...
Europe Awakens – prepares for large terror attacks
As more and more countries in the west suffer terror threats and massive terror attacks, governments start to realize that defense measures must be...
Emergency Vehicles to Help Map Radiation Threat in City
A radiation threat detection system was successfully tested recently by the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).
DARPA’s SIGMA program—whose goal is to prevent...
India Likely To Use UAVs On Eastern Border
India is likely to increase its use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for border control, expanding the program from its border with Pakistan to...
iHLS TV Special Edition: The “Little Helpers” of the infantry soldier
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In this Special iHLS TV Edition, we unveil some of the future "Little Helpers" of the infantry soldier, in...
Aerostats as intelligence gathering tools – a new evaluation
The U.S. but not only is taking a second look at the use of Aerostats for intelligence gathering.
Anyone watching from the ground in Afghanistan...
North Korea Develops Russian-Based EMP Weapons
According to the South Korean intelligence agency North Korea is using Russian technology to develop electromagnetic pulse weapons, aimed at paralyzing military electronic equipment...
Cyber Contest In South Korea
Cyber threats on countries around the world are a main issue to be dealt with on a daily basis. Every so often we report...
New threat to aviation – explosives concealed in breast implants
Heathrow Airport security has been on high alert amid reports of a new type of terrorist threat to aviation: explosives concealed in breast implants.
The...
IPRED Conference: Israel Prepares for Cyber Attacks
"There are no magical solutions for terror, and there are no magical solutions for cyber attacks. These days, however, the situation can be improved...
Eiffel Tower Gets Bulletproof Protection
The Eiffel Tower, Paris’ eternal symbol, will soon be flanked by two 8-ft. walls of bulletproof glass, Parisian officials have announced. As a potential...
The MDA’s New Emergency Medical Care Motorcycles
This week in Jerusalem: The MDA's (Magen David Adom, an Israeli medical emergency service) new emergency medical care motorcycles started making their rounds. The...
Facial Recognition and Body Cam – Horizon of Law Enforcement
Police body cameras are rapidly being deployed in cities across the US, and we may be failing to fully consider the risks of pervasive...
Terror Attacks In Jerusalem and The West Bank – Can Technology...
One step the government is initiating to decrease attacks and incidents in the West Bank is stationing surveillance cameras in hazardous points in Jerusalem and the...
South Africa refuses to give up Cache of weapon-grade Uranium
According to various reports, back in 1990, the South African government at the time extracted the country's inventory of highly enriched uranium from its...
Homeland Security dep. steps up screening of aviation employees
Allegations of gun-smuggling by airline employees last year, have brought the Department of Homeland Security to tighten screening requirements for airport and airline employees...
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These AI Agents Treated a Security Filter Like a Problem to...
Giving AI agents access to the internet creates a problem that ordinary web automation does not necessarily present. When conventional software encounters a restriction,...
