Teenagers in the Netherlands Caught Using WiFi Sniffer Near European Law...
Dutch authorities have arrested two 17-year-olds suspected of conducting surveillance near key European law enforcement facilities on behalf of Russian intelligence. The incident is...
Spectrum Sharing by Military and Private Sectors was Demonstrated
Spectrum sharing by the military and private sectors could provide less-congested wireless channels for densely populated areas and more reliable connections for advanced communications...
AI Tool Aims to Predict and Prevent Road Crashes
Researchers at Johns Hopkins University have developed a new artificial intelligence system designed to better understand and predict traffic accidents across the United States....
Social Media Analytics for Emergency Response
Medical emergencies for fans during sports events can quickly turn into life-or-death situations. Purdue University researchers have developed a technology to help police monitor...
New Safety Standard for Flying Drones Over Crowds
Flying drones over crowds of people can be dangerous, and from now on the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will require a permission to do...
Zero-Trust Cybersecurity as a Priority
The US government has been prioritizing zero-trust cybersecurity. Zero trust security asserts that devices should not be trusted by default, even if they are...
New AI System Predicts Crowd Dynamics to Prevent Safety Risks
Researchers at KAIST have developed an advanced artificial intelligence system capable of predicting crowd movements with far greater accuracy than existing methods. Unlike traditional...
Technological Shift in Air Traffic Control Towers
The traditional control tower is about to undergo a technological change. Being built by Cranfield University and Saab, an innovative facility will let air...
Why Modern Airspace Needs Smarter Radars, Not More of Them
Airspace management is under growing pressure. Traffic density continues to rise, low-altitude operations are expanding, and controllers are often forced to rely on a...
Iran Reveals Underground Missile Base with Advanced Cruise Missiles
A mere two weeks after revealing an underground naval base, Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has unveiled on Saturday, February 1st, an underground missile...
Dealing with the Flying Threat of Airspace
Caltech engineers have managed to develop an algorithm that reliably re-routes incoming bird flocks, which could be invaluable to airports worldwide.
According to the California...
Register to Border, Perimeter & Offshore Security Conference & Exhibition
Attend Border, Perimeter & Offshore Security Conference and Exhibition on May 7, 2019 at the Lago Conference Center, Rishion LeZion West.
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Chinese Hacker Sanctioned by US Government for Severe Critical Infrastructure Breach
The US government has indicted a Chinese hacker and sanctioned the cybersecurity firm he worked for, following a cyber espionage campaign that compromised tens...
Laser Threat Detection for Satellite Protection Under Development
The UK is moving forward with the development of new sensors designed to detect and assess laser-based threats to satellites. The project, currently in...
Poland Faces Sharp Rise in Cyberattacks from Russia Targeting Critical Infrastructure
Poland has recorded a significant increase in cyberattacks targeting its critical infrastructure, with activity linked to Russian state actors accounting for a growing portion...
AI-Based Tech Will Spot Guns in Security Cameras
The overall number of mass shootings in the U.S. in 2017 reached 346 events. Mass shootings are defined as an event in which four...
New Anti Drone Tech to Secure Aviation
Airports worldwide have been facing a growing security challenge posed by drones. Drones approaching critical parts of an airport operation (such as the final...
Will Artificial Intelligence Replace Airport Security?
Checking travelers property at airports demands skilled staff. A startup will develop a proof-of-concept for an artificial intelligence (AI)-based object recognition capability for the...
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Synthetic Threats Bring New Complexity to Real Air Combat Training
Large-scale air combat exercises face a practical limitation: creating a realistic battlefield can require dozens of aircraft, support platforms and air-defense systems operating simultaneously....
