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A BRITISH company’s pioneering crime prevention system is helping to fight crime in Brazil by alerting businesses when known criminals enter their premises. London-based Facewatch, working with Staff Security Brazil, has…
October 27, 2017Read More
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the United States is in the midst of an opioid overdose epidemic. America’s drug pandemic demands a collaboration of our…
June 26, 2017Read More
Public discourse on community policing hasn’t been so high since the mid-1990s, when a citizen filmed the mistreatment of Rodney King on the streets of Los Angeles. Following the relatively…
June 26, 2017Read More
Ohio’s two-year-old program to certify police departments in use-of-force and hiring training procedures is gaining followers. Read article here…
April 28, 2017Read More
Nowadays, ransomware has become the most dangerous type of criminal malware. Most of the new families are prepared by amateurs (script-kiddies) and they are distributed on a small scale. Inside…
April 10, 2017Read More
If the airport’s experimental team succeeds, every critical infrastructure site in the world might soon have its own in-house intel operation. In the summer of 2014, Anthony McGinty and Michelle…
April 10, 2017Read More
There are more than 30 million actors outside of the Homeland Security Department who are just as important as the public sector to DHS´s mission success – the private sector.…
January 15, 2017Read More
A event titled “21st Century Policing: America’s Ethical Guardians” was held at the Bergen County Law and Public Safety Institute (BCLPSI) in Mahwah, New Jersey. On Oct. 4, this collaboration…
October 12, 2016Read More
Elbit Systems announced today (Sunday) it was awarded an approximately US$ 19 million contract from the Maldonado District Administration in Uruguay, to provide a Safe District project. The project will…
July 15, 2016Read More
Criminal networks with Latin American roots, such as MS-13 and the 18th Street gang, are using the administration’s open-door policy at the border to slip in recruits that are causing…
March 21, 2016Read More