This week, as social distancing restrictions to stem the spread of COVID-19 ease, Patriot One Technologies announced the release of new technology aimed at facilitating a return to normalcy while keeping people safe from infection.
Read MoreIn a bid to stop the spread of COVID-19, startups and tech companies are exploring the use of infrared cameras and thermal imaging to take temperatures from afar.
Read MoreStaying secure amidst a global pandemic takes a combination of ongoing threat assessment, deploying the right technology, and consistently addressing security and contingency plans.
Read MoreGeofence warrants are the latest lesson in how personal mobile data and location history are being used and accessed by third parties.
Read MoreCoronavirus precautions are hampering the effectiveness of China's sprawling surveillance state, but AI companies are rising to the new technical challenge.
Read MoreAmazon's connected doorbell Ring is in hot water again over selling user data to third-party data analytics companies. But in spite of its negative press, customers are still buying the units.
Read MoreBy Caroline Bottger For the first time this New Year’s Eve, the New York Police Department used an unmanned drone to survey the crowds that converged on Times Square. Foot traffic in Times Square is already high, but on New Year’s Eve, it explodes from approximately 360,000 to over 1 million people. In a press … Continued
Read MorePolice own about two-thirds of the public safety drones in use today. Here's how they're using them while respecting citizens' privacy.
Read MoreAmazon spokespeople have denied that the plan is or was in the works and that it does not use facial recognition in its Ring doorbells.
Read MoreLast week more than 7,500 visitors and 300 leading brands—including PatriotOne— converged on the Jacob Javitz Center in New York. Here's what we learned.
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