A national security camera network has been publicly justified for its help in solving crime and keeping the public safe. However, not everybody trusts them, and even some local governments believe ...

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CHELMSFORD, Mass. — The Hartford Police Department’s Capital City Command Center (C4), a Real-Time Crime Center (RTCC) focused on real-time investigations and enhancing case solvability, has announced ...

OCEANSIDE, Calif. — The Oceanside Police Department Monday introduced its CONNECT OCEANSIDE program, which allows members of the public to voluntarily register their security cameras in a secure ...

MOUNT VERNON, Wash. — Data collected by automated license plate readers used by police departments across Washington state must be made public, a judge in Skagit County ruled on Thursday. It's a ...

Lawmakers have called on the Federal Trade Commission to investigate Flock Safety, a company that operates license plate-scanning cameras, for allegedly failing to implement cybersecurity protections ...

Should the Oakland Police Department invest in more surveillance cameras and expand its video network to include private cameras? That was the question that was supposed to come before the Public ...

New wildfire detection cameras will help fill critical gaps in coverage across Nevada, enabling public safety partners to make faster, more informed decisions during wildfires. This expanded ...

Amazon’s surveillance camera maker Ring announced a partnership on Thursday with Flock, a maker of AI-powered surveillance cameras that share footage with law enforcement. Now agencies that use Flock ...

Effective network management is critical for ensuring reliable system performance and safeguarding the flow of information that powers nearly every business operation. AI has quickly become the ...

York City Council will vote on a proposal to allow a nonprofit to install a 140-camera surveillance network. The project, estimated to cost $4.5 million over three years, has raised privacy and civil ...