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It is estimated that over 5000 public safety agencies have implemented drone programs, with more added every day. A recent research study revealed over 17 major use cases with numerous subcategories, and their efforts are greatly enhancing public safety and homeland security. (Courtesy of DRONERESPONDERS)
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Drones: Public Safety, Homeland Security and Public Service

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Legacy investigation methods often depend on expensive, proprietary IT tools to manage sensitive data but there is a better way. New, streamlined IT platforms enable law enforcement agencies to collect, analyze, manage, store, and retrieve data more accurately and efficiently.
Campus Security

LEO’s Needs Better Data Analysis to Stop Tech-Savvy Cybercriminals

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Agencies that are ready to improve their process from every angle also need a robust cloud solution for their digital evidence. Now, you can pair iRecord’s innovative software with a streamlined cloud storage solution. (Courtesy of iRecord)
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WSI Technologies a New Competitor in 2023 ‘ASTORS’ Awards Program

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Iva Masinova is wanted by law enforcement authorities in her home country of the Czech Republic for fraud, bodily harm and breach of the public peace, and has been sentenced to incarceration for three years and nine months. (Courtesy of ICE)
Border

ERO Philadelphia Removes Fugitive Noncitizen to the Czech Republic

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Jeff Stewart, Field CTO and Vice President of Global Solutions Engineering at SolarWinds
Corporate Facilities

IT Trends: Observability Leaders 3x More Likely to Report ‘Extremely Well’

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Before 9/11, Rajant co-founders Robert Schena (at left), and Paul Hellhake (at right) were working on new wireless technology for last-mile communications in the telecom industry.
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How the 9/11 Attacks Inspired Rajant to Solve Critical Comms Problems

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Escaped inmate Danilo Cavalcante is shown after being captured on Wednesday. Cavalcante. About 500 law enforcement officers – including members of the Pennsylvania State Police, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), which are being Honored in the 2023 ‘ASTORS’ Homeland Security Awards Program, the FBI (which was Recognized in the 2022 ‘ASTORS’ Awards,) and the U.S. Marshals (who were Honored in the 2019 ‘ASTORS’) had set up a perimeter in South Coventry Township this week to search for Cavalcante from the ground and the air. (Courtesy of the US Marshals Service Philadelphia)
Crisis Responders

Escaped PA Killer Planned to Flee to Canada, US Marshal Says...

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2023 'ASTORS' Award Competitor SkyDome Manager is a purpose-built airspace monitoring and counter-UAS command and control software. It directly empowers security personnel with 3D airspace awareness, delivering detection, tracking, and mitigation of drone threats.
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Fortem Technologies Returns to Compete in 2023 ‘ASTORS’ Awards

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NEC’s New NEC Gateless Entry, one of Three New Product Offerings Nominated to Compete in the 2023 ‘ASTORS’ Homeland Security Awards Program, uses biometric recognition that authenticates large numbers of people to help alleviate congestion at busy entrances, reducing bottlenecks and wait times without affecting the security of a site or event. (Courtesy of NEC)
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NEC NSS Returns to Compete in 2023 ‘ASTORS’ Homeland Security Awards

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“NEC understands its responsibility to support organizations on the front lines of caring for the communities we work and live in each day,” shared Ken Wilson, NEC & NEC Foundation of America Vice President. (Courtesy of NEC Foundation)
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How NEC is Changing the World with $500K Health and Education...

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