Big Data allows governments to spy on citizens with impunity
Governments in North America will increase their use of “Big Data” technologies to spy on their citizens. A recent report…
counter-terrorism
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Border Management North
March 25-28, 2013 in Detroit, Michigan Creating a Safe, Secure, and Efficient Border The U.S. Canadian Border is the largest…
DNA markers to authenticate military electronic devices
The US Department of Defense recently awarded Applied DNA Sciences, Inc. a contract for microcircuit authentication. The company is best…
The Trouble with TrapWire
Over the past week, the press and the Twitterverse has been running rampant with stories about TrapWire, the counter-terrorism technology…
U.S. surveillance system shopped to national security agencies
New e-mail correspondence released by WikiLeaks reveals that TrapWire, supplier of a controversial U.S. security surveillance system, intended to sign…
Report predicts the fate of biometrics for the next five years
A new market research is now available in the catalogue of Reportlinker.com. The recent report is titled “Global Biometrics Market…
Oil & Gas Critical Infrastructure & Asset Security Forum – 19-09-2012 – Vienna, Austria
The Forum will cover security issues related to both offshore and onshore oil and gas arising out of civil unrest,…
U.S. cities increasingly using BRS Labs’ Biometric Surveillance
San Francisco is poised to become the latest city using AISight software to detect suspicious activity. Behavioral Recognition System Labs…
IFSEC 2012
IFSEC is the largest annual security event in the UK. Dedicated to offering all things security, IFSEC offers you the…
