ISC West Keynote Series to Focus on Homeland and Stadium Security
The featured presenters include members of the security and public safety industry who are well known for their widely-respected accomplishments.
The featured presenters include members of the security and public safety industry who are well known for their widely-respected accomplishments.
Federal authorities set up no-fly and no-drone zones to secure the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta ahead of Sunday’s big game.
People are not happy about the facial recognition program, which is designed to capture the faces of “people of interest.”
The DHS report warns of nation-states that continue to present a considerable cyber threat. However, non-state actors are emerging as well with capabilities that match those of sophisticated nation-states.
The NTAS bulletin warns that military success against terror groups abroad could encourage people in the U.S. to plot attacks here rather than join groups overseas.
Protecting the NFL championship will involve hundreds of officers from 60 police departments, 40 federal agencies, the Minnesota National Guard and more.
A pilot project initiated by the DHS found critical flaws in numerous mobile apps that public safety officials use for responding to emergencies.
Important considerations straight from the Department of Homeland Security to guide you in protecting the nation’s key areas of infrastructure.
DHS and NYPD tested two new technologies that might one day be utilized to overcome wireless dead spots and service congestion.
A State Representative wants a “smart wall” that would integrate technology assets through an interoperable network across agency operations.
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