ISIS Inspires Rather Than Attacks, Study Shows
The growing threat of ISIS is not stemming from the extremists themselves, but from the terror group’s propaganda machine.
The boastful jihadi group has neither...
A New Company Enters the Access Control Market
Network camera provider AXIS Communications is now also a provider of network access control.
On the opening day of the ASIS International show in Chicago,...
Cybercrime in Africa
"Crimes used to happen through stickups, but today criminals use mouse clicks," said Greg Garcia, a U.S. spokesperson for financial industries. This statement comes...
New Microwave Absorber For Stealth Radar Cloaking
Microwave absorbers are a kind of material that can effectively absorb incident microwave energy to make objects invisible to radar; therefore they are commonly...
U.S. Army to Develop Smart Mine Detection System
The AMDS program is developing a prototype UGV-based mine-detection sensor suite that can find buried anti-personnel mines. The AMDS consists of a suite of...
Technology Steps In to Aid Response In Active Shooter Scenarios
Active shooter scenarios require a swift and precise response from law enforcement and emergency services to minimise casualties and to save as many lives...
US Air Force Launched First Cyberspace Weapons System
The US Air Force Intranet Control (AFINC) Weapon System reached full operational capability this month. This is the first cyberspace weapons system to reach...
2013: Video Analytics in HLS Market Surpassed $8.3 Billion
Video Analytics in Homeland Security & Public Safety Global Markets Surpassed $8.3B in 2013
According to the Intelligent Video Surveillance, ISR & Video Analytics: Technologies...
U.S. Considering “Decisive Military Action” In Libya
It has been four years since the toppling of Col. Muammar Qaddafi in Libya, which has not seen much peace nor quiet since. Now,...
The Rise and Fall (?) of Somali Pirates
By Boaz Zalmanowicz
Pirates operate in many regions around the world, including the Bengal Bay, Guinea Bay, the Caribbean and the Malaka Straights close to...
Electronic Camouflage for Future Warfare
Traditional visual camouflage will no longer be adequate in future operating environments against more capable U.S. adversaries, one intelligence official believes. “The Marine Corps...
U.S. Military to Spend Billions on Drones
U.S. military leaders plan to spend $2.45 billion next year on unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) procurement and research, with the RQ-4 Global Hawk, MQ-9...
US, UK Prepare For Cyber-Nuclear Wargames
The United States and Britain are planning a wargame simulating a cyber attack on a nuclear plant later this year. The allies are seeking...
Fast Draw – Traffic Accidents: A Failure Caused By An Incompetent...
By Arie Egozi
The government in Israel is responsible for citizens’ death on the road every passing day. This government, and mostly in this context,...
Israeli Discovery: New Internet Vulnerability
A significant security breach has been discovered in the DNS protocol, by Israeli students from the Technion's Department of Computer Sciences. As a result...
iHLS TV – Flying Cars, Robotic Boats and Rising Terror
Articles and issues discussed in this episode:
New video covers the first flight test of the Black Knight Transformer, a flying, unmanned truck.
New York hosts...
Would You Like To Be Able To See In Complete Darkness?
The Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), the secretive and innovative research arm of the US Department of Defence (DoD) has for nearly six...
NSA Records Every Phone Call in the Bahamas
The National Security Agency is secretly intercepting, recording, and archiving the audio of virtually every cell phone conversation on the island nation of the...
US Navy Juiced For Railguns
This May, the US Navy received the portable power system that will be used to fire its futuristic railguns.
General Atomics’ Electromagnetic Systems Groups (GA-EMS)...
Can Boeing Sell Iran Planes When Iran Uses Them to Arm...
The $25 billion aircraft deal that Boeing recently struck with Iran could be jeopardized by Tehran’s continued support of Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad.
Boeing’s jets...
New, Advanced U.S. Surveillance Balloons
The U.S. Army is developing 80-yard long surveillance balloons that can pinpoint targets from beyond-the-horizon by floating up to 10,000-feet in the sky and...
U.S. intelligence community to begin using Amazon-developed cloud service
At the request of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), with a $600 million grant, Amazon Web Services have put the finishing touches on a...
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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,...
