Cost-Effective Counter-UAS Solution Launched
An Australian counter UAS technologies and systems company has recently announced the release of a vehicle-mounted, drone detection and neutralizing device. DroneShield Ltd has...
Nano-Satellites For Communications Between Soldiers
The United States’ military, which is deployed around the world, is dealing with a difficult challenge to provide its soldiers and commanders in remote...
Economic and Perceptual Change: Forecasts For The Internet of Things
The Internet of Things (IoT) trend is becoming more central in our lives and surrounds us everywhere. In everyday life this means the smart...
Revolutionary Fruit-Fly-Inspired Drone Developed
A fruit-fly-inspired flying robot recently developed will potentially aid not only insect research, but its exceptional flying qualities open up new drone applications. This...
Wait, this isn’t ChatGPT? Malware Uses Open-Source AI App to Deploy...
Security researchers have identified a new form of malware that uses a seemingly legitimate desktop application based on ChatGPT to install a modular backdoor,...
Spotlight on Global Jihad December 24-31 2014
Fighting in Iraq and Syria continued in the major battle zones, without significant changes on the ground. A senior Iranian officer in the Revolutionary...
Visitors – Free Admission to Security, Defense & HLS Startup Competition
iHLS is delighted to host for the first time the prestigious Startup Competition for innovative technologies in the security, defense and homeland security fields,...
Petrus Group – from Breaching Tools to UAVs Engines
Petrus Group specializes in representing foreign companies in Israel as well as dealing with worldwide marketing, establishing industrial co-operations and consultations for aerospace, hi-tech,...
Fastest Supercomputer in Japan Will Turn Flights Safer
Researchers believe this innovation will help build a more predictive model and prevent future incidents of dangerous clear air turbulence.
Air turbulence mid-flight is a...
How to Reduce Your Digital Footprint
Every day, personal data is harvested, bought, and sold repeatedly. It is difficult to know who has your information, so it becomes a constant...
Look To The East: Bilateral Exercises With Eastern Countries
The Navy’s summer series of bilateral exercises in the Pacific gave the Littoral Combat Ship USS Fort Worth (LCS-3) a chance to demonstrate emerging...
EMP – the threat is real, very real
America’s military planners recognize the growing threat from an EMP attack by bad actors around the world, in particular North Korea and Iran.
An EMP...
Battlefield Decision Making Made Faster than Ever
US Special Operations Command wants to equip small teams of operators with advanced smart-soldier gear to stay connected with intel assets anywhere in the...
Internet Giant Joins Forces with Law Enforcement
Law enforcement in the US has been using Google’s location history, designed primarily to send you targeted ads, as a tool to solve crimes...
Big Data Tech – Major Player During Crisis
Big data technologies have been playing a major role in coping with the global COVID-19 pandemic, helping to arrange the huge amounts of data...
The Engineering Secret That Keeps Subs Under the Radar
At first glance, diesel submarines seem to defy basic physics. Diesel engines require oxygen for combustion, yet these vessels spend much of their time...
Gray Eagle UAV Breaks New Ground with PLEO Satellite Communication Test
General Atomics has achieved a significant milestone in unmanned aerial systems (UAS) technology with the successful integration of the Gray Eagle Extended Range (GE-ER)...
Terror in Sinai – Serious Threat to Egyptian Economy
The deteriorating security situation in Sinai has already damaged tourism in southern Sinai, which comprised almost a quarter of the entire Egyptian tourism market....
China Produces Radar-Evading Cheap Iron Stealth Coating for Military Aircrafts
A team of engineers from China was able to produce an iron coating that could make military aerial vessels undetectable to enemy radars, bypassing...
From cocaine in banknotes to airport bomb detection: chromatography
What could detecting cocaine on bank notes possibly have in common with airport screening?
As some of us just noticed over the holiday season, some...
Is a cyber-Pearl Harbor likely?
A surprise cyber attack on U.S critical infrastructure – an imminent scenario?
Cybersecurity experts often contemplate how U.S. security agencies would react to a cyber-9/11...
“Make in India” Policy will Force Israel to be More Flexible
By ARIE EGOZI
India, unlike Israel, takes care of its defence industries.
The Indian government's "Make in India" policy will force the Israeli government to ease...
















































