Police stories - Page 14
NEC Australia says advanced recognition systems will protect citizens
Thu, 9th Nov 2017
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digital signage
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biometrics
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physical security
NEC Australia champions recognition tech to boost citizen safety, merging AI with data analytics for public and cybersecurity.
CASE STUDY: War on ransomware marching forward with Europol coalition
Tue, 7th Nov 2017
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malware
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firewalls
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ddos
Authorities estimated global losses from ransomware in 2016 to be more than $200 billion - this coalition was formed to address this.
Hands-on Review: Assassin's Creed Origins takes us to Egypt
Fri, 3rd Nov 2017
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gaming
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digital entertainment
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ubisoft
It's been ten years since Ubisoft introduced us to the first Assassin's Creed. The series now heads to Egypt with Assassin's Creed Origins.
Fujitsu creates $17m dispatch system for Tasmania Police
Mon, 30th Oct 2017
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fujitsu
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emergency services
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police
Fujitsu has launched the first phase of a USD $17 million dispatch system for Tasmania Police, aiming to boost emergency response efficiency and safety.
Expert provides vital security tips for cloud-connected businesses
Mon, 16th Oct 2017
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malware
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ddos
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ransomware
A technologist from Node4 shares his insights on the rise of cybercrime and the basic questions businesses need to answer to protect themselves.
How new cloud architectures are changing the WAN landscape
Mon, 16th Oct 2017
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network infrastructure
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sd-wan
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sdn
Surging cloud usage is leading to new networking needs, says Silver Peak's Graham Schultz. He outlines the changing face of the network.
AR for cops: HoloLens could be the future of policing
Tue, 10th Oct 2017
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ar, vr & metaverse
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microsoft
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ar
Black Marble has developed an award-winning application, tuServ, that's transforming today's approach to digitizing policing....
Expert says Germany's 'hack back' proposal is a slippery slope
Mon, 9th Oct 2017
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ai security
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cybersecurity
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hackers
German intelligence has urged to be granted legal authority to 'hack back' in the event of international cyberattacks - is it the right idea though?.
Dept of Human Services crowned winner of Government's Cyber War Games
Tue, 3rd Oct 2017
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healthtech
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australian government
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cyber attacks
The Government Cyber War Games included five teams, two of which were made up of representatives from multiple departments.
Top three underrated iOS 11 features
Wed, 27th Sep 2017
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ios
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apple
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features
Under all the noise of the release, it is easy for some of the smaller yet incredibly useful features of the update to go unnoticed...
Where should security lie in the network? Cloud or private data centre?
Wed, 20th Sep 2017
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hyperscale
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dc
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colocation
In the cloud, or in a private datacentre? Not an easy choice when the business perimeter is so permeable and so much is happening in the cloud.
US judge squashes Yahoo's attempt to stop data breach lawsuits
Tue, 5th Sep 2017
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hyperscale
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public cloud
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breach prevention
Both Yahoo and victims of its multiple data breaches have been granted – and denied – the ability to dismiss lawsuits after its massive data breaches.
Meet Joshua, the dark web trawler developed in Australia
Thu, 24th Aug 2017
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dark web
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identity
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matrix international exchange
JOSHUA is able to track state sponsored, activist and insider threats, stolen data markets for privacy goods, credit cards and identity theft.
Japan & India stand together for stronger cyber policy
Mon, 21st Aug 2017
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iot
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cybersecurity
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law
The dialogue included cyber threats, mitigation, the cyber policy landscape and future possible bilateral cooperation areas.
Australia Post rolls out one-stop-shop for digital ID verification
Tue, 8th Aug 2017
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iam
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cybersecurity
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identity
Customers will be able to use Australia Post's services, as well the Queensland Police Service, Travelex, CUA and Airtasker.
Motorola signs $7M deal with WA Dept of Fire & Emergency Services
Wed, 2nd Aug 2017
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motorola
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motorola solutions
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wa government
Motorola Solutions signs AUD$7m deal with Western Australia's Department of Fire - Emergency Services for new computer aided dispatch system.
Capture the unexpected: Navman dash cams discourage reckless drivers
Wed, 2nd Aug 2017
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fleet management
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navman wireless
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dash cam
Dash cams are an essential step on the road to smart-cars and may be the key to mitigating reckless driving...
Vet employees properly or open the gates to cybercrime, survey says
Mon, 24th Jul 2017
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iam
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cybersecurity
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infotrack
61% of survey respondents believe police checks are an important part of employee screening, but only 17% carry out those checks, a new survey says.
Lights out for the Dark Web: Authorities take down AlphaBay and Hansa marketplaces
Fri, 21st Jul 2017
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bitdefender
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cyber criminal
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dark web
Online criminal marketplaces AlphaBay and Hansa have been taken offline, thanks to a major cooperation effort between Dutch and US authorities.
In depth: Symantec talks data privacy, Europe's GDPR & its major impact on ANZ
Mon, 17th Jul 2017
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data protection
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data privacy
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healthtech
The upcoming GDPR will have a significant impact on data protection in Europe and beyond, according to Symantec's Brian Fletcher.