Ultra-fast bomb detection technology could boost airport security

Researchers at the University of Surrey in England have developed a way to scan for and identify a wide range of bomb-making materials in...

Bill to promote security industry approved by Haryana cabinet

To promote industry in the state, the Haryana Cabinet has approved the Haryana Enterprises Promotion (Amendment) Bill, 2019. The Cabinet has approved the Haryana...

India and US join hands for secure airports

Keeping in view the new emerging threats from terrorists, the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security  is working on joint training modules with America’s Transport...

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More airlines are banning Macs due to ‘fire safety risk’ recall

A growing number of airlines are banning Apple laptops from being transported in checked luggage due to a recall of MacBook Pros that may...

BMC school students, staff to be trained in fire-fighting

A total of 442 buildings that cater to 1,187 Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC)-run schools will soon have fire-fighting training sessions for their students and...

Bluetooth on your devices can expose you to attackers, say researchers

Researchers from the consulting firm PwC cautioned people against using their phones’ and other devices’ Bluetooth feature frequently at DEF CON 2019. They said...

Kerala cadre IAS officer Dr Ajay Kumar appointed Defence Secretary

Dr Ajay Kumar, a 1985-batch IAS officer of Kerala cadre, has been appointed as Defence Secretary in the Ministry of Defence. The Appointments Committee...

£100m airport style security crackdown in UK prisons

The UK government has announced that prison security will be boosted by a £100 million investment as part of a crackdown on crime behind...

All Central Armed Police personnel to now retire at 60 years as MHA corrects...

All personnel working in the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) will now retire at a uniform age of 60 years, a government order has...