By 2025, the number of people entering the EU is expected to rise to 900 million a year. With as many as a third of those arrivals being non-EU nationals, the growth is putting pressure on the EU’s traveller processing capabilities. Keep Reading
It is designed to enable the regions to securely communicate sensitive or classified information within their organizations and with central government authorities. Sectra Tiger/R will be used by key individuals in the security organizations to communicate sensitive information, such as crisis preparedness, information security or incident response capability. Keep Reading
FPGs can be fitted in security equipment that allows for the detection of radioactive sources, while one of the most intriguing concepts is “Sensing Walls”, where detectors are concealed behind walls or billboards. Keep Reading
Proposals are sought in six areas, namely: advanced first responder technologies; border protection, including maritime security; law enforcement-supporting technologies to combat cyber crime; technologies and methods to secure critical infrastructure and public facilities; safe and secure cities; and unmanned aerial systems. Keep Reading
Recent developments in artificial intelligence (AI) point to an age where forgery of documents, pictures, audio recordings, videos, and online identities will occur with unprecedented ease. Keep Reading
The app allows people in crowded places to speak directly with on-site security teams, allowing visitors to report suspicious activity or potential threats in real-time using their phones. Images are then sent instantly from the crowd and can assist the security team to assess a threat. Keep Reading
The Testbirds Device Cloud provides users with access to the devices needed for quality assurance process through virtual machines, emulators and real devices from real users. Keep Reading
The Challenge calls upon innovators to submit novel plans for rapid, nonintrusive detection tools that will help find illicit opioids being trafficked into the United States through international mail. Keep Reading
The plummeting cost of sensors and the cloud computing needed to process all the data is allowing researchers in both the public and private sectors to deploy the sensors in many parts of the world. Keep Reading
Expected to be operational in 2024, the Advanced Instrumentation Testbed (AIT) project’s 6,500-ton detector will measure harmless particles emitted by an existing nuclear power plant 25 kilometers away. The project will test whether the technique could be scaled up in the future for more distant monitoring of nuclear sites, with the potential for nonproliferation applications. Keep Reading
