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New mobile passport control app available
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Mobile...
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WATCH: This Tiny Robot Could Save Hostages
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China, India, Increase Cooperation Against Terror
China announced that it will be expanding its cooperation with India in all counter-terror matters after India’s President Pranab Mukherjee voiced concerns over Beijing blocking...
Should Security Perimeter Around Airports Be widened?
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SWAT Team Used Robot to Disarm Suspect
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Cellphone Tracking Technology Causes Political Stir
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iHLS TV Interview – Offshore installations technology
Interview with Elad Gilat Marketing manager, Puzzle project
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ISIS Plans “Coordinated Terror Attacks” On Europe
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DHS Investigates Missing Airport Employee IDs
The security IDs of more than 1,400 workers at America’s busiest airport, Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport, were lost or stolen over a period of...
DHS Struggling To Hire Cyber Staff
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NSA Didn’t Crack The San Bernardino iPhone – Here’s Why
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New Jersey Jewish Organizations Receive Grants for Security Equipment
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Assault Rifles to Iranian Armed Forces
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Start-Up: Cyber Security Software from Hardware Point of View
It's no news that today institutes from all sectors, international banks to hospitals, are seeking for a complete cyber defense layer. Cyber DriveWare, which...
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DHS Approves New Port Security Technology
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New Video Analytics Tool is Based on Artificial Intelligence
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Report: US Secret Service must improve its IT security
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iHLS TV Interview – Gil Friedman , RED WAVES
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