Home security cameras, along with Internet-connected cars, are the biggest fears for Americans when it comes to hacking.
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Video Surveillance System in Downtown West Palm Beach Doesn’t Work Properly
City officials have approved a $320,000 plan to improve the video surveillance capabilities downtown.
ACLU of Conn. Wants State Regulation of Police Drones
Plainfield Police say they are drafting department regulations on the use of drones.
Report: Honeywell Nears $3B Deal to Acquire JDA Software Group
JDA is based in Scottsdale, Ariz., and sells software that is said to help hundreds of retailers optimize supply chains and merchandising.
Top 10 Surveillance Videos of the Week: Alleged Arsonist Lights Himself on Fire
Other videos include a face-painted intruder sneaking into a home to try on clothes and a man in China cutting down a tree to steal a bike.
While You’re Watching the 2016 Olympics, These Balloons Are Watching Over Rio
Four balloons take three photos of Rio per second. The technology was developed by Logos Technologies.
Modesto Police Department Using 3 New Drones; 1 Arrest Already Made
The UAV helped police locate and capture a man who fled his house through a window.
NYPD Body Camera Program Delayed Until 2017
The process of purchasing the cameras is taking longer than expected.
Police in Atlanta Suburb Asking Residents, Businesses for Access to Surveillance Videos
Chief Gary Yandura says “Operation Plugged In” would reduce crime without costing the city a penny.
Hidden Security Cam Found in Oakland Athletics’ Weight Room
The camera was installed by the team’s strength and conditioning coach so he could monitor players’ workouts and rehabilitation while the coach was on the road.
Top 10 Surveillance Videos of the Week: Woman Gives Birth in Hospital Lobby
Other videos include a man stealing a jeep using only a laptop and a murder suspect escaping from a courtroom.
FAA Eclipses 500K Consumer Drone Registrations in First 8 Months
The FAA also said it is testing out the use of drones flying out of the line of sight for delivery purposes.
