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News•by Staff Writer•June 2, 2009

Safariland Introduces NIJ Standard-0101.06 Body Armor

Safariland’s XT-700 Type II (#BA-2000S-FC01) and XT-300 Type IIIA (#BA-3A00S-BR01) models have been determined by the NIJ to comply with the new NIJ-06 standard. Both models are part of Safariland’s XT‑Series of concealable body armor, and are now available for immediate purchase. As of this date, these are the only Threat Level II and Threat Level IIIA vests that have been authorized by NIJ under the new NIJ-06 standard.

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Products•June 1, 2009

FreeMotion 200 Headset

The FreeMotion 200 Wireless Headset is one of the first wireless headsets for two-way radios. It uses cutting-edge Near-Field Magnetic Induction wireless communication technology. Features include rugged design, secure "behind-the-ear" fit, and volume adjust on the headset .

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Products•June 1, 2009

Handheld LRAD

American Technology Corporation has miniaturized its powerful LRAD technology for emergency responders. With the new handheld LRAD 100X, police and emergency responders can communicate clearly over crowd noise to control riots and issue instructions.

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Products•June 1, 2009

Voice Vault Wireless Microphone

Digital Ally’s VoiceVault Advanced Wireless Microphone includes several industry-first features, such as on-board solid state memory that records audio evidence when going out of range or the signal is interrupted. It offers range of up to one mile by adjusting the transmit power as the range increases.

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Products•June 1, 2009

Face2Face

Abalone LLC is working with the Mendocino County (Calif.) Sheriff’s Office to show children how their faces would age after long-term methamphetamine use. Abalone’s compact 3D imaging Face2Face System uses off-the-shelf digital cameras mounted on a stereo bar to take two identical images offset from each other by a few degrees.

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Articles•by David Griffith•June 1, 2009

Turning Cops into Cameras

For some 15 years now, American police officers have been joined on patrol by in-car video systems that document their interaction with the public. Now, at least four companies have developed, are marketing, or plan to market body-worn video systems to law enforcement officers.

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Articles•by David Griffith•June 1, 2009

The All Seeing Eye

You are always on video. The only question that you have to ask yourself is whose video it will be?

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News•by Staff Writer•May 27, 2009

Northcentral University's Computer Information Security Program Certified at Highest National Level

Northcentral University's School of Business and Technology Management (SoBTM), Computer Information Security (CIS), Management of Information Security (MIS), and Applied Computer Science (CS) online courses have been certified at the highest national level by National Security Systems (CNSS).

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News•by Staff Writer•May 27, 2009

DHS Approves EF Johnson Technologies Lab for Testing Emergency Responder Radios

EF Johnson Technologies, Inc. announced that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has formally approved the company's engineering lab to test emergency responder radios for interoperability standards compliance.

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News•by Staff Writer•May 26, 2009

Four States Adopt 'No-Smiles' Policy for Driver's Licenses

"Neutral facial expressions" are now required at departments of motor vehicles (DMVs) in Arkansas, Indiana, Nevada, and Virginia to aid facial recognition software. That means you can't smile, or smile very much. Other states may follow.

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