The Indian Market and Israel – More Hurdles
By ARIE EGOZI
The ‘Make In India’ policy has put new hurdles in the way of Israeli defense companies who try to make business in...
Video Security Cameras Need Protection
The number of video security cameras is increasing every hour and everywhere. Private people and organization want to have their eye on their property...
Making Face Recognition Safer
Recent progress in face recognition technologies also raises security concerns regarding privacy. Anticipating the use of such technologies by bad actors, companies are investing...
Modern social media and information transmission problems
By Nir Orr
Today social media has become the playground of nearly every person in the world. I deliberately did not say "modern world" because...
Number of terror threats on U.S. – unprecedented
A new report by the House HomeLand Security Committee in the United States reveals that during the first six months of this year 24...
Stinger Upgrade Brings One Hundred Percent Hit-Rate
The Stinger missile is the U.S. military's main short-range air defense weapon, featuring in-flight guidance and an almost 0.5 kg warhead that sends shrapnel...
Israel Takes Part in Massive Naval Exercise Middle-East
Israel is taking part in a massive naval exercise underway in the Middle East, which incorporates unmanned vehicles and artificial intelligence to test out...
Uber Uses Selfies for Enhancing Security
Uber ride-share services has been rolling out a new security measure tested in Atlanta and a few other cities in the US — using...
Hacking The Grid Through Air Conditioners
With the months long power outage in Crimea, the world saw how easy it is to leave an entire region with no electricity. Attacks...
iHLS TV – Amnon Sofrin, on Offshore Security
Interview with Brig. Gen. (Ret.) Amnon Sofrin, HLS Projects Manager at Elta (IAI), on Israel's offshore security challenges.
AI Tech to Revolutionize Baggage Screening
AI will speed passengers and visitors through checkpoints, lower operating costs, and dramatically improve security. A new Artificial Intelligence (AI) software platform released recently...
Anti-government extremism – major threat in U.S.
U.S. law enforcement agencies rank the threat of violence from anti-government extremists higher than the threat from radicalized Muslims, according to a report released...
First Drone U-Space in Scandinavia Announced
Mapping, infrastructure inspections, precision agriculture, delivery of goods and e-commerce are just some of the services possible using drones. Countries worldwide are competing to...
Future of Air Combats – Teaming or Competition?
Will artificial intelligence replace military pilots or rather team with them? “I don’t see human pilots being phased out, I see them being enhanced,...
The Engine That Could Push Hypersonic Missiles Even Farther
Hypersonic weapons promise unmatched speed and reach, but they are held back by a fundamental engineering problem: propulsion efficiency. Flying faster than Mach 5...
Register Now to Leading Video Analytics Conference and Exhibition
Attend iHLS 7th Video Analytics Conference and Exhibition on December 19, 2019, at the Lago Conference Center, Rishon LeZion.
A free display area will be...
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...
Unprecedented Offshore Capabilities – AW189 SAR Helicopters
The Netherlands Defence Materiel Organization (DMO) has awarded Bristow Group, a provider of vertical flight solutions, a contract to provide its Coastguard with search...
New Report Suggests We Change Our Terrorism Discourse
The US Department of Homeland Security has released a new report that suggests we should stop defining the fight against global terror as “us...
Exceptionally Advanced Aerostat to be Deployed at Northern Israel
At the end of several years of development and manufacturing efforts, IAI in collaboration with the Israel Missile Defense Organization (IMDO) at the Israeli...
Washington: evidence ties North Korea to Sony cyberattack
U.S. intelligence agencies said they have concluded that the North Korean government was “centrally involved” in the attacks on Sony’s computers.
This conclusion was leaked...
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Can AI Spot a Threat Before It Happens?
Modern cybersecurity systems face a scale problem. Networks generate enormous amounts of traffic, and malicious activity may be hidden among millions of ordinary interactions....
