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Ransomware has become a popular means for cyber criminals to cash in on their activities. They use ransomware to encrypt companies' essential data and...

Soon, travellers at seven airports across India will be able to authenticate themselves using facial recognition technology under the Centre’s DigiYatra scheme. Starting from...

A moratorium on the use of facial recognition in New York State schools has not prevented a pair of districts from receiving approval...

The Council of Ministers has prevented contracting with the security guard companies whose employees’ wages are less than SR4,500. According to Al-Ekhbariyah channel, it...

The Mumbai Fire Brigade has sent a reminder to societies and commercial establishments to complete their fire audit by the end of July. The...

GMR Infrastructure Limited (GIL), a listed entity of GMR Group, has announced that it would give priority in jobs to Agniveers in its subsidiary...

According to a report from market research company, Fact.MR, rising industrial growth is leading to greater demand for fire protection systems. Market sales are...

Expressing concern over the recurring incidents of attacks on women passengers and frequent robbery attempts in trains, the Confederation of All India Rail Users...

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Police have refused to speculate on whether they would invest in facial recognition software after Adelaide City Council voted unanimously not to include the...