Israeli IT security experts on demand in the U.S. market
American "head hunting" companies are in an effort to recruit Israeli IT security experts. According to Computerworld, the demand for information security experts in the United States...
Cyber: closer US-Israeli cooperation
Increasing cyber threats worldwide have been posing a menace to numerous sectors. It seems the global perplexion knowns no bounds when it comes to...
Cyber tools = weapons
Six cybertools have been designated as weapons by the U.S. Air Force, allowing the programs to better compete for increasingly scarce Pentagon funding, an...
Air-ground missile launch from U.S marine corps V-22
The Marine Corps, teamed with the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency - DARPA, carried out in late March a test-launch of a precision-guided missile...
Enhanced Situational Awareness for US Coast Guard
Advanced marine electronics systems will be supplied to the US Coast Guard for enhancing situational awareness and navigation capabilities. FLIR Systems has been awarded...
Tablets are replacing cruisers’ mounted laptops
Mounted laptops have been standard operating equipment in police cruisers since the mid-90s. However, more police departments now are considering tablets for improved connectivity...
Rada radar selected by a U.S. company
RADA Electronic Industries announces the reception of the first international purchase order for its advanced Multi-Mission Hemispheric Radars (MHR). The customer is a US...
Data Deleted from Suspect’s Cell Phone Can Still be Extracted
A technology that extracts data from a cell phone can make criminal investigations more efficient. The forensic flash device reader allows officers to acquire data...
Bi-monthly Report: Jihadi Forums Information Summary – March 2013
This report summarizes notable events discussed on jihadist Web forums during the first half of March 2013. Following are the main points covered in...
The Next Dimension Of 3Dimension Printing
We’ve been told last month that the Israeli Air Force has acquired Stratasys’ Fortus 900 3D printers - the company’s leading, most professional printer,...
Croatia Deals With Thousands of Migrants Turned Away By Hungary
Croatia closes seven of the eight road crossings after 11,000 people, who were turned away from Hungary, flooded into the country in a matter...
Strategic Installations and Border Security – Technological Innovation Opportunities
Strategic installations and economic infrastructures along the borders, at sea and underwater have been a target of hostile states, terrorist organizations, and other elements....
Vietnam Eyes Israeli-Made Unmanned Air Systems
Vietnamese officials have been recently briefed about some Israel-made unmanned air systems (UAS). The Israeli unmanned systems manufacturers will display their capabilities in the...
Cyber Concerns Rising in Preparation for 2020 Olympics
Japan’s Ministry of Defense (MoD) is considering increasing the number of soldiers in its Cyber Defense Unit (CDU) from around 110 to 1,000 and...
Autonomous Vehicles to Monitor Arctic Waters
The Canadian Department of National Defence's scientists have started working on a new system to monitor Arctic waters, including autonomous vehicles. "It's important from...
Trump Wants to Close The Internet
In another baffling outburst, Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump has announced he wants to close “the Internet up in some way,” in order to...
3 Cool Technologies For The Future Soldier
Futuristic designs for new military uniforms were recently unveiled by the British Ministry of Defence (MoD) as part of plans to modernise UK troops'...
Empowering Law Enforcers for Emergency Response
The U.S. is tightening its bonds with Costa Rica. The Department of State has donated six virtual shooting ranges to the Costa Rican Ministry...
First Boeing KC-46 to KC-46 Refueling
A Boeing US Air Force test team recently refueled a KC-46A tanker from another KC-46A tanker for the first time.
During the four-hour flight, the...
Replaying Crime Scene with Advanced Scanner
Police investigators often need a view of the crime scene long after it was cleared, and photos taken at the initial stages may not...
FBI Image Databases Growing at an Alarming Rate
By 2015 the FBI's facial identification database will store 52 million photos of citizens * Courts forced the FBI to reveal the information to...
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A New Torpedo Concept Flies Before It Hunts Underwater
Hunting submarines from the air presents an awkward problem. An aircraft may detect or receive the suspected position of an underwater target, but a...
