Communications

In this weekly episode (02 Sep 2014): - NSA and its new tracking software - Undersea sensors - GHOST: The unmanned system - Domestic extremists - Ambulance drivers safety תוכנה...

Articles and issues discussed in this week’s report: Chinese hacker indicted Flying cameras assist first responders in latest China earthquake Missouri police militarization Car safety: collision prevention system...

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has announced the launch of the first authorized app to expedite a traveler’s entry process into the U.S. Mobile...

Intelligence agencies generate massive amounts of information. How can experts avoid getting flooded by the endless stream of data, and instead use it to...

This year's Consumer Electronics Show ushered in a new term that is destined to become as common as "Google" in the near future: wearables....

QinetiQ has launched a new range of airborne communications surveillance systems. The ASX system is modular with a range of configurations allowing it be...

Space is becoming another future front for global wars. Gen. William Shelton, the commander of Air Force #Space Command, said last week that U.S....

By Dov Lachman A new Israeli emergency messaging system began operations on Friday, July 25, covering almost the entire country. The system, known as “Meser...

Everyone’s  on the same Network – New IDF technology network enabled during "Protective Edge" operation. "IDF Network" Technology is implemented by the ICT (Information and Communications Technology) division, and mainly uses an unified communication network between all arms of the army - land, sea and...

Effective communication during emergencies is a matter of life and death, especially for search and rescue units, police officers, fire fighters and other first...

Rockwell Collins and NASA have scheduled risk reduction tests that will eventually enable unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) to safely operate in the national airspace. The...

Another success for an Israeli IT security firm in Mexico: Communications provider Telefonica Mexico chose the cybersecurity solutions of Israeli AlgoSec. AlgoSec specializes in managing...

Boston can expect more efficient efforts by police, fire and EMS first responders, now that the city's three public safety agencies have access to...

The war on keeping the privacy of cell phone users won another battle. A U.S federal appeals court has ruled that tracking Americans’ movements...

This is a classic transfer of technology from the battle grounds to fires that call for the intervention of fire fighters. In the heat of...

Police forces in the U.S. use advanced surveillance equipment to spy on entire neighborhoods. The American government instructed local police forces to hide files...

Interview with Yossi Nissan, Director of Product Marketing at Radwin, on communications and offshore security.

As more people use smart phones or tablets to pay bills, make purchases, store personal information, and even control access to their houses, the...

Issues and articles discussed in this episode: New, advanced command center in Rio de Janeiro Iranian hackers infiltrate America DARPA develops mobile wireless hotspot tech for drones Britain...

Unmanned systems 2014 – U.S. research agency DARPA is developing an advanced UAV communications system that will enable reliable, continuous and high quality transfer...

Every army wants to eliminate the confusion and chaos that can occur in a battlefield environment. A new system developed by DARPA may achieve.that...

The U.S military may soon be deploying air-mobile hotspots so that troops operating in remote locations can communicate with support units. The Defense Advance Research...