‘No traffic’ in the sky: Police drones see what officers can’t
Police 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 Ring draws scrutiny over ‘watch list’ reports
Amazon 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 MoreISC briefing: 3 takeaways from the Northeast’s largest security show
Last 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.
Read MoreFacial recognition is here. How do we use it well?
Law professors at New York University have proposed a way forward on facial recognition. We look and what might work and how they can be improved.
Read MoreWhat keeps me up at night: Bots are spreading lies
Security experts reveal the threats, technologies, and tactics that keep the industry on its toes.
Read MoreSmart cities have a soft spot: cybersecurity
Cities are getting smarter. But they're also more vulnerable to cyberattacks.
Read MoreHow computer vision is being used to spot weapons
Companies across the US are adopting technology that proactively identifies weapons in live video and images.
Read MoreWhat keeps me up at night: Ransomware attacks
Twenty-two known ransomware attacks have taken place within the public sector so far in 2019.
Read MoreCan Facebook quell ‘performance crimes?’
Facebook, under fire following the Christchurch massacre, has put new restrictions in place.
Read MoreBlockchain can protect forensic video from deep fake hackers
Digital video, particularly when stored in the cloud, can be hacked and tampered with.
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