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In a bid to promote a secure verification routine, New Delhi based Secureye has launched the Temperature Detection & Face Recognition machine in India. With the global pandemic affecting people across the world, the...

The drop in passenger traffic at many airports around the globe continues to set new record lows. According to the Transportation Security Administration, less than 100,000 people went through airport checkpoints in the United...

In a letter to the Chief Secretaries, Para-military Chief and DGs about the guidelines and protocols for Police Security Personnel (CAPFs) who have been managing the public during these times of COVID-19, the...

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The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) is preparing fresh Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for its security operations at airports and the Delhi Metro once the lockdown is lifted, and the measures may include contactless...

UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has launched a cross-governmental security awareness campaign alongside a world-leading scam reporting service to help people protect themselves from malicious cyber criminals exploiting the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic. The programme...

In a novel attempt to develop IT-enabled systems to contain the spread of Coronavirus, Kerala Police has come out with a competition calling for the participation of people with technical know-how to develop a...

The Indian Navy has sought volunteers for its police branch, Provost, from among its women officers. The branch has so far been an exclusive preserve of male officers. The Navy has sought applications from...

Airport security guards are hitting New Zealand streets thanks to a deal hammered out with police. Aviation Security Service (Avsec) Wellington station manager, Warwick Burr, said up to 500 staff nationwide found themselves with...

In an unprecedented collaboration, Apple and Google are coming together to develop a Bluetooth-based app that would allow individuals (and health officials) to track if they have come into contact with someone who has...