U.S Marine Corps wants new unmanned tank
The Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory hopes that a machine gun toting robot can one day provide more firepower to foot patrols. Qinetiq's Modular Advanced...
Homeland security simulators help train first responders
Simulators to train first responders are being developed in many countries. One has recently been inaugurated in Concordia University.
According to the Skanner, this is...
A new Indian Wheeled UAV
India’s new 'Panchi' (Urdu for ’Bird’) unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) will be showcased at Aero India 2015.
The DRDO (Indian Defense Research Development Organization) unveiled...
A new training facility for U.S anti missiles units
A training facility that houses a new high-tech missile defense system was recently unveiled on Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
Soldiers just started training on it within...
China tests hypersonic strike vehicle – how will the US respond?
The US and China have been engaged in what some have dubbed a hypersonic arms race. This summer, the US tested its own hypersonic...
Pakistan’s new cruise missile
Pakistan tests another self-developed cruise missile.
Reportedly, last Monday (local time), Pakistan conducted a successful flight test of the indigenously developed Air Launched Cruise Missile...
iHLS TV Weekly Video Report – February 3rd 2015
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In this weekly Video report (February 3rd 2015):
Coalition against Isis: Too Little Too Late
Kaspersky Technology Forecast for 2045
The US...
Cyber attacks on drones
The number of missions unmanned systems are tasked with, as well as their diversity, is expanding each year. The roles they play include a...
The Danger of small unmanned aerial systems
There is currently no available off-the-shelf technology to cope with the danger posed by small unmanned aerial systems (UAS) - aka drones.
According to experts,...
A single DDoS attack can cost a company more than $400,000
According to the results of a study conducted by Kaspersky Lab and B2B International, a DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attack on a company’s...
New Mobile biometric device expedites identity matching
The Stockton (California) Police Department (SPD) has been quietly testing a state-of-the-art Mobile Biometric Device (MBD) technology for the past four years. Designed quickly...
Military UAV breaks flight time record
The General Atomics MQ-9 Reaper and variants of the Northrop Grumman Global Hawk Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) recently achieved flight-time milestones, their manufacturers announced.
According...
Fast Draw – Trophy
With tensions in the north of Israel flaring up again, soldiers were sent on patrol close to the border with Lebanon in civilian vehicles....
Russia is Developing a Hypersonic Missile
Russia will build its first hypersonic missile by 2020. This, according to local state media.
“In my estimation, the first hypersonic products should appear …...
Israeli systems on Italian helicopters?
The Italian army is testing a very advanced Israeli developed systems for use on its helicopters.
The proposed system is currently undergoing acceptance tests on...
iHLS TV Weekly Video Report – January 27 2015
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In this weekly Video report (January 27 2015):
Businesses brace for more sophisticated, cyberattacks in 2015
Is the Biometric Storage Safe?
ISIS...
A Multidisciplinary Analysis of Cyber Information Sharing
The emergence of the cyber threat phenomenon is forcing organizations to change the way they think about security. One of these changes relates to...
Secured Robotic vehicle – the future is here
Secured robots are becoming more commonplace in the framework of military service, as well as other forces, including HLS. Being able to send out...
UAV development oversight and control
Israel’s defense industries are opposed to the proposition of a central body entrusted with determining Israel’s policy concerning unmanned systems, such as unmanned aerial...
What’s really plaguing cyber security?
It’s exactly the same as with car accidents. The problem with cyber security is enforcement. There are many law, lots of regulation, plenty of...
Cybersecurity programs in U.S universities – will they meet the demand?
The cyberattacks of recent years have not only increased the demand for employees who understand the field of information assurance and cybersecurity, they have...
The Flying Hospital That Rushes Wounded Soldiers to Safety
The key to getting a wounded soldier from a battlefield to a hospital is stabilization -holding off the damage done by bullet or bomb for...
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