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British authorities said Thursday they had thwarted a terrorist plot to simultaneously blow up several aircraft heading to the U.S. using explosives smuggled in carry-on luggage.
Read More →Polaroid’s ID Card Maker Expert Edition enables users to design multiple cards within one database, create reports and customized production forms, and enter and retrieve data—all within Polaroid's network-compatible system. Users can also send data for encoding magnetic stripes and smart cards.
Read More →In an effort to assess the capacity for interoperable communications among public safety agencies nationwide, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s SAFECOM Program has invited more than 22,000 randomly selected law enforcement, fire, and emergency response organizations to participate in the National Interoperability Baseline Survey.
Read More →Fairfax County has launched a security review of all its police, fire and sheriff's buildings, a process that will try to balance safety for employees with continued access for the public, after the fatal shootings of two police officers outside the Sully District station.
Read More →Long Island University’s Southampton Graduate Campus will offer one of the nation’s first master’s degree programs in homeland security beginning in September 2006.
Read More →Padcom’s Mobile VPN solution, enhanced by new TotalRoam software, offers agencies FIPS 140-2 validated security for their critical information while giving officers the flexibility to access information and system applications at any time in any location by maintaining network connectivity.
Read More →Panasonic’s new lightweight Toughbook Wireless Display is a thin-client wireless solution that can work in a peer-to-peer or multi-client environment. The Toughbook Wireless Display weighs just 2.6 pounds and is equipped with a 10.4-inch bright LCD. To enhance the reliability and security of the touch-screen device, there is no hard disk drive and an optional finger print scanner is available.
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More than 25 years ago I enlisted in the Air Force Reserve as a security policeman. Back then a duty light was the two “D” cell, right angle light. If you were able to track down the straight version, man you were on the cutting edge of light technology. It wasn’t long after I arrived back home to my unit that we got really high tech with the arrival of the Mag Lite. This was like introducing the centerfire cartridge to an infantryman.
Read More →U.S. mass transit systems should remain alert against possible terror attacks, the Homeland Security Department said in a new warning that highlighted suspicious activity at unnamed European subway stations last fall.
Read More →RRB Systems International provides hands-on certification training to law enforcement, corrections, and security personnel.
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