Police stories
SIERRA: 21 Living on the Edge analysis unearths 21 new tech vulnerabilities, triggering concern for critical global infrastructure.
INTERPOL and IDEMIA have launched BioHUB, an advanced biometric identification system, across 196 member states for rapid, precise identification.
Governments and research organizations are investing in quantum computing to address sustainability, defence, climate change and other societal challenges.
CBA campaigns against tech-facilitated abuse, offering proprietary AI and machine-learning techniques free to all banks.
Gen Z and millennials, the digital era's major users, are most at risk of falling prey to cybercrimes, a study suggests.
If you're accessing company servers or corporate email from a public WiFi connection, then you and your company are at considerable risk.
Stoktake takes a photo of the animal's face on a smartphone or tablet and uploads it to Stoktake's proprietary AI and machine learning cloud platform.
George Dunleavy ascends to Sales Manager for South Australia and Northern Territory within Gallagher Security, replacing Karl Harris, in a strategic move to intensify operations in the area.
South Australia is set to launch its first mobile phone detection cameras worth $15.9m following a successful trial in Adelaide.
NZ Police's £634k VR recruitment app, Virtual Cop, prompts outrage from the Taxpayers' Union due to unclear usage metrics and doubts over its impact.
RNZ understands multiple deadlines have been missed after officials tried to buy an off-the-shelf system and customise it.
Scrumconnect Consulting secures a £12.75m contract to exclusively manage the Ministry of Justice's Common Platform.
Singapore-based Dedoco's AI platform, Ping, aims to protect consumers from online scams, enhancing trust and security in business communications.
Netskope appoints cybersecurity veteran Nathan Strong as Client Partner, Federal Government, to bolster Australian federal agencies' cybersecurity resilience.
Purple Transform secures funding from Innovate UK to develop AI models that identify individuals at risk of suicide on railways.
Canberra students impress in inaugural Women in ICT programme, with a celebratory event planned at Parliament House.
Kaspersky, the cybersecurity company, has won the APPACT Appreciation Award for its contributions to cyber resilience in Singapore.
UK Police forces wasting time and money by relying on outdated processes to send speeding fine letters, says new report.
The project aims to save companies money and give unwanted IT equipment such as laptops, PCs, phones and tablets a new lease of life.
With video collaboration and built-in team messenger, the police facilitate online personnel training, briefings, and in-departmental communication.
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