Security

By Arie Egozi Even after the Brussels attack, killing more than 30 people and injuring more than 80 in two explosions, leaders of the countries...

Even in the world of startups, filled with breathtaking innovations, it is possible to bring something new - soon the very first accelerator in...

By Arie Egozi At this hour security forces in Belgium are trying to understand what exactly happened at the Brussel airport but all signs point...

Damaging cyberattacks on a global scale continue to surface every day. Some nations are better prepared than others to deal with online threats from...

Unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) swarms provide a wide variety of useful capabilities to today’s militaries, but one issue that remains is how to get...

By ARIE EGOZI The technologies involved in the development of new weapon systems are so complicated that the manufacturers use them "across the board" for...

The missions the modern military is faced with are variegated and diverse. They require soldiers to possess a wide set of capabilities, tools, and...

China is bearing down on foreign press with a new rule banning all foreign media from publishing online. The new rule went into effect...

An Italian Air Force F-35 completed the fighter jet’s first transatlantic crossing Friday, a historic event that kicks off a landmark year for the...

The US Air Force is gearing up for large technology research, requesting some $2.5 billion for research in its budget for fiscal year 2017....

Radioactive materials are routinely used at hospitals for diagnosing and treating diseases, at construction sites for inspecting welding seams, and in research facilities. Cobalt-60,...

GPS will be turning 40 in a couple years, and in the decades since its inception the technology has transformed our lives. Many users...

The recent collision between the Google Car and a Californian bus notwithstanding, autonomous vehicle generally manage to get around quite well. They “see” the...

British security agencies will be forced to destroy biometric data of forty-five terror suspects. The DNA samples and fingerprints were retained for a longer...

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...

The amounts of data produced today at any given moment along with the ability the collect them, to process and analyze them into business...

According to Iraqi officials, ISIS launched two chemical attacks near Kirkuk in northern Iraq. A 3-year-old girl was killed, some 600 were wounded, and...

Despite repeated denials by the US government, a federal judge has now confirmed that Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) was commissioned by the government to...

All around the world, search and rescue team respond to many thousands of calls annually.They search for lost travellers, hikers, and holidaymakers in mountain...

The Tactical Assault Light Operators Suit (TALOS) looks like it dropped out of a movie screen. It’s sleek, imposing, and futuristic, but most importantly...

Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are finally giving conservationists a significant lead in the fight against poachers. Lindbergh Foundation’s Air Shepherd Initiative employs drones to...

Today critical infrastructures have to simultaneously manage complex facilities, limited resources, answer to government agencies, deal with a growing amount of disparate technologies and...