IT security spending in India to reach $1.11 billion in 2015
Security spending (hardware, software and services) in India is on pace to reach $1.11 billion in 2015, up 8.3 percent from $1.02 billion in...
India to launch biometric e-signature initiative
India’s Department of Electronics and Information Technology (DeitY) plans to launch an Aadhaar-based e-sign service in the next month, but it is unclear yet...
Morpho Wins Contract for 44 Itemiser 4DX Trace Detectors
Morpho (Safran), through its subsidiary Morpho Detection, have announced a contract with UK Airport Operator Manchester Airports Group Plc (M.A.G.) for 44 Itemiser®4DXexplosives trace...
CCTV cam in school bus must: Rights panel
Taking cognizance of incidents of child sexual abuse on school buses, the Maharashtra State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (MSCPCR) has made guidelines...
Small UK companies lax on fire safety training
A survey of 1,000 UK employees, conducted ahead of Fire Door Safety Week, reveals that many employees were not even aware of the steps...
G4S eyes global market as it wins Middle East security deals
Iraq’s biggest-ever gas project will be protected by private guards provided by G4S after the British security business landed the deal to work in...
Tender floated for IP-CCTV installation in South Goa
The Goa government has floated a tender for the supply and installation of Internet protocol surveillance cameras with centralised storage and viewing system, in...
GHMC to paint danger sign on Hyderabad buildings without Fire Safety
If building owners fail to install fire safety equipment in their complexes in the next three months, the GHMC will declare the buildings as...
Australia to spend $18.5M on facial biometrics
The Abbott government is spending $18.5 million to roll out a national facial biometric capability to support efforts to catch terrorists and other criminals...
Fire safety: 325 cases, but only 8 penalties!
That several buildings in Hyderabad city lack even the most basic fire safety norms is a known fact. But one of the factors contributing...
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Biometric tests begin at U.S.-Mexico border
For the first time on the U.S. southern border, authorities have started conducting facial and iris scans on foreigners entering the country -- part...
