Will smart guns ever be for sale?
A New Jersey law put the kibosh on smart guns back in 2002. With the law now repealed, certain players are cautiously optimistic that the technology will eventually break through.
Read MoreBusinesses call for a federal coronavirus liability shield, but they’ll have to wait
As businesses large and small try to reopen across the country, owners are concerned about a spike in coronavirus-related lawsuits. Here's what to know.
Read MoreCampus police, school resource officers under review as part of reform movement
In the wake of the police killing of Minneapolis man George Floyd, police reform is front and center. Here's how campuses are starting to rethink their relationship with police departments.
Read More‘Reasonable and necessary measures’: In an active shooter world, these 4 things could spell liability
As a matter of civil law, business owners are not liable for acts of violence committed on their properties. That may soon change.
Read MoreCOVID-19 field hospitals bring unique security concerns
Temporary healthcare facilities increase the capacity to treat patients, but bring a unique set of security challenges. Ensuring their security takes a combination of technology and old-school teamwork.
Read MoreGeofence warrants prove popular, but raise thorny legal issues
Geofence warrants are the latest lesson in how personal mobile data and location history are being used and accessed by third parties.
Read MoreBreaking encryption in the name of public safety
Tech companies are concerned that a new US law would break encryption on their platforms, while law enforcement says the law would help deter online crime and extremism.
Read MoreThe key to successful security tech deployment: community buy-in
Whether you're a police chief, school principal, or leader at a house of worship, adding advanced security technology is a big step. Getting that critical community buy-in isn’t easy, so follow these six steps to success.
Read More‘Don’t be nosy’: How the security industry can embrace new tech and comply with privacy laws
New privacy regulations in Europe and California are on a collision course with security's tech adoption. Here's what security chiefs need to know now.
Read MoreThe push and pull over AI regulation is here
The federal government this week issued 10, non-binding 'principals,' leaving the industry to essentially govern itself.
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