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Rwanda Private security service providers have entered into a partnership with their German counterparts to support a training center which is expected to boost local companies’ effectiveness. A delegation of 12 German security services...

The government has constituted a special committee to suggest ways for better securing airport cargo terminals in the country against terror threats as it has a bearing on the overall safety of adjoining passenger...

Assa Abloy is once again included in Forbes’ World’s Most Innovative Companies list. The 2018 rankings see the company among the 100 leading businesses in the world. This is the fourth time that Assa...

FLIR Systems, Inc. has been awarded a $2.6 million order from the United States Army to deliver FLIR Black Hornet Personal Reconnaissance Systems (PRS). The units delivered under this contract will support squad-level surveillance...

Delta, a leading provider of video wall solutions, in collaboration with its channel partner – Alpha Digital, has set up state-of-the-art Video Walls at the Control and Command Centre of GIFT City (Gujarat International...

The heightened surveillance and border paroling by the Indian security forces may have compelled the Pakistan Rangers (Pakistani border troops) to devise new ways to avoid detection and take aim at their Indian counterparts....

A delegation led by the Advisor FICCI’s PSI Committee Ms. Manjari Jaruhar, IPS (Retd) and the Chair Mr. Rituraj Sinha along with few other senior industry leaders and FICCI officials met Mr. Shiv Pratap...

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Home Minister Rajnath Singh has said that the Chhattisgarh police has set up a special force called ‘Black Panther’ on the lines of Telangana’s ‘Greyhound’ battalions to counter Maoist rebels in their core area...

Veteran CIA officer Gina Haspel was recently sworn in as the agency's first female director, hailing the "heroines" who had gone before her and expressing hope she and her team would be "role models."...