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Category: Surveillance

Home Archive by Category "Surveillance"

NCTC adds robot to patrol new Denton parking garage

September 16, 2019Francesca RiveraRisk Management, Security, Surveillance

When North Central Texas College students park their cars in the new two-story garage across from the school’s new Denton campus, school officials are trusting a new robot to make sure the parking garage stays safe. The Knightscope K5 robot is 5 feet tall and wears an NCTC police badge, operating autonomously and alerting NCTC…

A teen is suing Apple for $1 billion and claims its facial recognition led to his false arrest

April 26, 2019Francesca RiveraSecurity, Surveillance, Technology

New York NY April 25 2019 An 18-year-old is suing Apple for $1 billion following what the lawsuit calls a “traumatic” wrongful arrest that the teen claims was a result of misidentification by Apple’s facial-recognition software. Ousmane Bah, a college student from New York, filed the claim against Apple and the security firm Security Industry…

New York State School District Holds Off on Start Date for Surveillance System

January 9, 2019Francesca RiveraSecurity, Surveillance, Technology

(TNS) — Lockport City School District Superintendent Michelle Bradley said this week that the district does not currently have a date for implementation of its new Aegis facial recognition system. The district is using $1.4 million of its allocated $4.2 million SmartSchools Bond Act funding to implement a new security camera system equipped with Aegis…

Slidell Police arrest 4 following fight in Walmart

December 25, 2017Francesca RiveraRisk Management, Security, Surveillance

The Slidell Police Department has arrested four women following a large fight inside of a Walmart. Police say the fight happened around 1 p.m. Saturday at the Walmart located at 39142 Natchez Drive. According to police, they received several calls about the large fight in the produce section. Callers also told police that some of…

Surveillance leads to profit in Washington’s suburbs

September 15, 2017Francesca RiveraCybersecurity, Surveillance, Technology

In a small office in Ashburn, Va., ensconced among the government contractors that make up the Dulles Technology Corridor, a start-up called Babel Street is bringing government-style surveillance to an entirely new market. The company’s Web crawlers, offered under a subscription called Babel X, trawl some 40 online sources, scooping up data from popular sites…

Santa Rosa County Deputies get free security system for their families

August 25, 2017Francesca RiveraPrivate Alarm Contractors, Technology, Training

“Violence against law enforcement and their families is a real concern in today’s environment. Every deputy at the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office was given a free home surveillance system on Wednesday. Sergeant Roman Jackson has been with the sheriff’s office in narcotics for many years. He has a wife and two kids at home….

Virtual Case Notes: A Look at Romanian ‘Hackerville’ Reveals Human Element of Cybercrime

August 21, 2017Francesca RiveraCybersecurity, Data Protection, Fraud, Risk Management

“Editor’s Note: Welcome to my weekly column, Virtual Case Notes, in which I interview industry experts for their take on the latest cybersecurity situation. Each week I will take a look at a new case from the evolving realm of digital crime and digital forensics. For previous editions, please type “Virtual Case Notes” into the…

GLOBAL POLICE SPRING A TRAP ON THOUSANDS OF DARK WEB USERS

July 21, 2017Francesca RiveraCybersecurity, Fraud, Surveillance, Technology

“WHEN ALPHABAY, THE world’s largest dark web bazaar, went offline two weeks ago, it threw the darknet into chaos as its buyers and sellers scrambled to find new venues. What those dark web users didn’t—and couldn’t—know: That chaos was planned. Dutch authorities had already seized Hansa, another another major dark web market, the previous month….

Security nabs man breaking into singer “Drake”‘s house

July 17, 2017Francesca RiveraInvestigation, Security, Surveillance

“Once again, security officers patrolling the property owned by singer “Drake” whose real name is Aubrey Drake Graham, have nabbed a burglar. The security guard spotted the unidentified man in the backyard of Drake’s California mansion Thursday night TMZ reports. When told to leave, the man “became aggressive,” prompting the security officer to call police….

Behind-the-scenes of what triggers TSA luggage inspections

June 19, 2017Francesca RiveraRisk Management, Technology, Training, TSA

“Giant sandals, sun tan lotion and leftover fried chicken crammed into a suitcase triggered searches Friday of several pieces of checked luggage at Myrtle Beach International Airport. Pretty standard stuff, except for maybe the fried chicken, says Mark J. Howell, regional spokesman for the Transportation Security Administration. Myrtle Beach tourists are more likely to pack…

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