Industry warned as UAS can "penetrate WIFI networks, map critical transmission or pipeline systems, or drop improvised explosive devices into infrastructure or crowds." Keep Reading
The miniature surveillance devices, colloquially known as “StingRays,” mimic regular cell towers to fool cellphones into giving them their locations and identity information. Keep Reading
DHS guidance requires S&T to develop results-oriented milestones to track progress. GAO found, however, that S&T has not used milestones that fully adhered to DHS guidance. Keep Reading
Researchers found 36 local government agencies using automated license plate readers, 45 outfitting officers with body-worn cameras, and 20 flying drones. The research also maps technologies the federal government has deployed in these counties, from sensor towers to surveillance blimps. Keep Reading
National security is a ‘team sport.’ The private sector is the home of the innovation that drives America’s economy. It is the heart of our homeland security. Keep Reading
From fiscal year 2014 through 2018, the Department of State and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) allocated about $723 million for the Mérida Initiative, a partnership which aims to address crime and violence and enhance the rule of law in Mexico. Keep Reading
Today's terror is beyond borders, beyond the classic training camps and beyond rigid loyalties in online tutorials. Keep Reading
Active shooters are well aware of the concerns you have. Active shooters understand security deficiencies and how to exploit them. Keep Reading
The drive to hunt made Murray perfect to join the Beagle Brigade – a team of 115 beagles that work with the Department of Homeland Security across the U.S. screening passengers and luggage to sniff out illegal cargo. Keep Reading
Sadly, many organizations today still rely on outdated legacy systems to identify and address new threats. Keep Reading
