First Virginia School Board Approves Arming Teachers
The rural Virginia county is the first in the state to approve arming teachers, which the governor has denounced since the school board’s initial proposal.
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New IQ Panel 2 Plus from Qolsys
The IQ Panel 2 Plus ships with Qolsys’ 2.2 software, which includes a host of new features like the ability to view Alarm.com video cameras on the screen.
Chinese Step Up Surveillance with Bird Drones
The new drones are cleverly disguised as white doves and will use high-definition cameras and GPS to keep an eye on citizens in select provinces.
New Guidance on Mitigating Building Automation Security Risks from SIA and ASIS
The guidance provides a framework to help decision makers protect their campus against risks associated with Intelligent Building Management Systems (IBMS).
Consultant Says Police Bodycam Footage Can Be Hacked
Vulnerabilities in the software for five popular police bodycam brands allow hackers to delete or manipulate video footage, says a security consultant.
Quiz: Is Your Mass Notification System Up to Code?
Even experts on MNEC lack knowledge of code standards. This five-question quiz can help gauge your Mass Notification System readiness.
New VR Mullion Cad Readers from Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt’s new card readers can be configured to appear in a company’s corporate colors and even feature mood lighting.
DoorBird Introduces New IP Video Door Intercom with Keypad
The D2101KV IP video door intercom is DoorBird’s first product that combines a doorbell with an integrated keypad.
Open-Source Facial Recognition Program Tracks Users Across Social Media
A new open-source program for facial recognition allows programmers to identify profiles on social media networks based on names and pictures.
President of Microsoft Says Facial Recognition Should Be Regulated
Microsoft President Brad Smith argued for a government initiative to create rules for proper use of facial recognition technology, with input from a bipartisan and expert commission.
