SECURITY TODAY

Prisons are meant to reform offenders, but all too often, they morph into breeding grounds for criminal networks. From smuggling contraband to orchestrating crimes outside jail walls, several inmates continue their illegal pursuits even...

Threat Detection & Safety Services is increasing its footprint in North Carolina with an emphasis on in-house video monitoring and advanced camera systems. The company, led by Gary Pastor, a military veteran and former...

For the last three months, several groups of government officials have been walking around Rajasthan’s Bharatpur with overhead drones. Their attire — yellow jackets and helmets — together with the buzzing drone has spawned...

A Parliamentary Standing Committee has praised the functioning of the Telangana Cyber Security Bureau (TCSB), highlighting its effective measures in curbing cybercrime. In its recent report to Parliament on the theme “Cyber Crimes –...

Criminals hell bent on making others’ lives a misery could face being stopped before they can strike through cutting edge mapping technology, supported by AI, to be rolled out by 2030, as announced...

The Madhya Pradesh government is deliberating on a fresh draft of the Fire Safety Bill and considering the suggestions which could be incorporated into it. Many meetings have taken place to finalise the draft...

Transport Security Administration (TSA) has announced the implementation of the One Stop Security pilot, a congressionally authorised programme designed to simplify international travel for passengers flying to the United States. One Stop Security allows passengers...

Going beyond the reported crime stats, a national index on women safety has found that as many as 40% of women in India's urban areas feel "not so safe" or "unsafe". The National Annual...

In a landmark consolidation move within India’s private security and workforce management industry, i Sec Solutions Pvt. Ltd., headquartered in Bengaluru, has acquired AP Secure Services Pvt. Ltd. (APSS) of New Delhi and Striker...

South Korea's privacy watchdog has slapped SK Telecom with a record ₩134.5 billion ($97 million) fine after finding that the mobile giant left its network wide open to hackers through a catalog of bungles. The...