High-tech Mobile Drone Vehicle to enhance Lucknow Police’s surveillance ops
The police authorities in urban regions of Uttar Pradesh often rely on drone surveillance, especially during crowded events. In a move to enhance drone...
Memphis Police Department receives $1.9M federal boost for surveillance and safety equipment
The Memphis Police Department's crime-fighting capabilities just got a $1.9 million boost from the federal government, designated for the department's surveillance technology and officer...
NHAI to deploy 125 cameras on Dwarka Expressway for enhanced surveillance
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has unveiled a project to install 125 cameras along the Dwarka Expressway, encompassing both Delhi and Gurugram...
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Israel reportedly using facial recognition and Google Photos to conduct mass surveillance in Gaza
Israel is deploying a mass facial recognition program in Gaza, conducting surveillance of Palestinians without their knowledge or consent, according to a new report...
Only 4% of companies in India ‘mature’ to tackle cyber threats: Study
Just 4 per cent of companies in India have a “mature” level of readiness needed to manage cybersecurity risks and 3 per cent are...
France asks 46 countries for help with Paris Olympics security
France says it has asked 46 countries if they would be willing to supply more than 2,000 police officers to help secure the Paris...
RBI alerts banks on heightened cyber security threats, gives action plan to address vulnerabilities,...
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has cautioned some banks, urging them to fortify their defences against potential cyber attacks, as per a Moneycontrol...
Lawmakers propose a new federal office to regulate workplace surveillance tech
A pair of House Democrats in the United States have introduced legislation that would require employers to be more transparent about their use of...
Introducing facial recognition-enabled CCTV cameras in trains raises privacy concerns : IFF
Indian Railways’ plans to introduce facial recognition-enabled CCTV cameras inside train coaches across India is a big departure from the right to privacy, says...
