The Sea Otter, which is portable and deployable from beaches and small boats, provides persistent sensing where UUVs and ROVs cannot, the companies say. Keep Reading
Together, the FLIR and DroneSense offerings will enhance situational awareness, act as a force multiplier, and ultimately save more lives as organizations continue to integrate UAS into daily missions. Keep Reading
Addressing vulnerabilities and shortfalls in the security of life sciences, health, agricultural and food systems. Keep Reading
Standard Electric was selected to execute the project with Senstar systems, with fence-mounted and buried systems to combine into a comprehensive security solution. Keep Reading
The experiment was the largest field test thus far of ongoing efforts in Europe and the United States to create a seismic barrier that would shield or perhaps even cloak key infrastructure from an earthquake’s deadly force. Keep Reading
The project will be completed in 2020 and will draw on the knowledge of dozens of legal and space operations experts from around the world. Keep Reading
PART TWO OF A THREE-PART SERIES: Valuable enthusiasm from our private “Space Force." Keep Reading
If alerts are only saved for the worst seismic bombs, window to take action can be cut dramatically. Keep Reading
The Forum on Artificial Intelligence was convened by the Comptroller General and included participants from industry, government, academia and nonprofit organizations. It considered the future impact of AI in cybersecurity, automated vehicles, criminal justice and financial services. Keep Reading
FirstNet is the public communications network exclusively for first responders, developed as the result of a public-private partnership between AT & T and the First Responder Network Authority. Keep Reading
Socrates, initially developed by researchers at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, was licensed by Maryland-based Bullfrog as part of S&T's Transition to Practice program. Keep Reading
The guidelines include four major cyber resilience goals, which are to anticipate, withstand, recover from and adapt to threats. They also outline a list of cyber resilience objectives. Keep Reading
Category management is a key issue in the agenda, which states that federal government could reduce its $300 billion annual spending on common goods and services by using agency share in contracts. Keep Reading
A $9.8 million U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory contract will team the University of Tennessee System, Purdue University, and the University of Dayton Research Institute. Keep Reading
Threat could come in form of a strong radioactive source the size of a pencil hidden in crowds. Keep Reading
It comes with a voice-bridging capability that connects disparate radios operating on different frequencies, and it interconnects military and first responder radios, cell phones and internet telephones. Keep Reading
Doug MacIvor's mission is to lay the groundwork for the adoption of innovative, adaptive security equipment. Keep Reading
A group of local governments sued the federal government for failing to stop the repeated discharges of polluted water into the valley, a San Diego newspaper reported. Keep Reading
Oracle protested the REAN award on Feb. 20, calling it “an egregious abuse” and “shrouded in secrecy” and charging that REAN “serves as a front for AWS” creating a conflict of interest. Keep Reading
Existing program detects radiological and nuclear materials; SIGMA+ seeks to develop new sensors and networks that alert authorities to chemical, biological, and explosives threats as well. Keep Reading