Police stories - Page 18

Smart security systems are smart enough to know what's normal and only alert you to anything not normal, no matter where you are in the world.

Fujitsu has inked a $15.3 million deal to provide an computer aided dispatch system in Tasmania, providing a unified system for the state.

Tom Clancy's The Division is one of the more unique MMO video games out there as it's a shooter instead of a fantasy-based RPG.

Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise is expanding its Australian distribution channel, adding Integrated Products as a distributor.

The University of Adelaide and NEC Australia team up to help accelerate Adelaide's development into a smart city.

The Internet was recently ablaze as a Californian Judge ordered that Apple help the FBI unlock a suspected criminals iPhone.

Such data leaks can easily lead to trouble, ranging from phishing emails or loss of social network account access to identity theft and extortion.

Wireless networks are vulnerable, but steps can be taken to protect against attacks, says Netscout's Fluke Networks Enterprise Solutions.

IBM systems integrator Certus Solutions snaps up Kiwi consultancy Core Technology to bulk out its digital business services offerings.

The Bay of Plenty Police says advancements in technology means criminals can now use a variety of methods to obtain this information.

In the past decade transportation technology has advanced in leaps and bounds, and wireless connectivity has become a great enabler for communities.

New Zealand businesses face cyber dinosaur fate if information sharing hubs not established, warns Institute of Directors.

Detective Inspector Stu Graham encourages all computer users to protect themselves by making themselves familiar with the various types of scams.

Computer Forensics NZ has developed a new technique to combat cyberbullying by collecting offensive texts or messages, even when they have been deleted.

The 2015 iSanz Awards finalists have been named with nominees including Aura Information, Vodafone and the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet.

The global wireless broadband in public safety market is set to reach $22.9bn by 2020, according to a new study.

From compulsory heath tracking devices, to customer's being responsible for 95% of cloud security failures - it's all in Gartner's latest predictions.

Burglars are increasingly using social media to target potential victims, warns security expert Marsden Hulme. Be careful what you post online.

Kiwi public warned as scams increase. Canterbury Police urge vigilance against online and email scams. Detective Sergeant highlights vulnerability of elderly.

The New South Wales Police Force has partnered with Fujitsu to develop a Body Worn Video solution for officers in the field.