US-China trade war continues to polarise the physical security market
December 14, 2022
Exploring the impact of the US-China trade war on the global physical security market and wider smart cities and tech industries. Read More
Keeping a watchful ‘AI’ on school safety
November 23, 2022
Examining the security challenges faced by US schools, and how AI-based video can support in creating a secure environment for staff and students. Read More
Department of Homeland Security projects underway to use advanced AI in challenging video environments
November 10, 2022
Ron Alalouff examines a US project funding two tech startups to develop their AI offerings, so that they can be used to improve public safety. Read More
Cape May County upgrades its video management system
August 31, 2022
Qognify has announced Cape May County as one of the first organisations to deploy its Qognify VMS. Read More
IDIS reports surge in demand for cost-effective 2MP surveillance cameras
July 29, 2022
IDIS is reporting that 2MP options are seeing renewed demand in the US, particularly in a pressured retail sector. Read More
IFSEC Global podcast – Episode three: Social media and the insider threat: Presenting new challenges to security teams
July 15, 2022
In the third episode of the IFSEC Global Security in Focus podcast we speak with Mike Gips to discuss the latest trends in physical security. Read More
Campus gun threat – what’s the right response?
July 5, 2022
Darren Chalmers-Stevens reflects on the firearms challenge facing universities and colleges in the United States. Read More
Autonomous robots being used to bolster casino security operations across the US
July 4, 2022
Casinos across the United States are utilising autonomous security robots to better protect their premises and keep visitors and staff safe. Read More
Fire in New York apartments leaves 17 dead
January 9, 2022
At 11AM on 9th January, a fire took hold in a New York apartment building, leaving 19 people dead and over 30 being sent to hospital. Read More
National Mall in Washington DC implements video analytics system to improve security and safety
August 26, 2021
Home to several iconic monuments, the National Mall has implemented a video analytics system to improve security and safety of visitors. Read More
Why is public safety and security still like Blockbuster, when it needs to become more like Netflix?
March 31, 2021
Exploring why the western world is falling behind on public safety practices and needs to embrace AI for a smarter, more secure world. Read More
Politicians voice privacy concerns about US border remote video surveillance plans
March 29, 2021
Proposals to erect remote video surveillance towers on the US-Canadian border have come under attack from state officials and politicians. Read More
Powerful video and radar surveillance helps protect United States’ northern border
March 10, 2021
An increasing number of remote video surveillance towers using AI and radar are being deployed to counter illegal activity on the US-Canada border. Read More
Siege of The US Capitol: Questioning the security processes
January 11, 2021
Following the riots that took place at The US Capitol Building on 6th January, Kobi Mor explains how he would go about a security enquiry into the event. Read More
Two Thirds of Directors at US Companies Fear they’re Not Prepared for Cyber Attacks, Says Study
October 5, 2015
Called Cybersecurity in the Boardroom the study, which was jointly conducted by Veracode and NYSE Governance Services, canvassed the views of 200 directors of public companies in the US. Read More
