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Cameras all over Fort Worth are recording us. Who's watching, and should we worry?

Police and community leaders praise license plate readers and other automated camera technology for its role in crime reductions, but can Fort Worth residents trust the company behind these programs?

Fort Worth, Texas, Increasing Number of Surveillance Cameras

Security, tech experts skeptical about metal detectors in schools

As other school districts, like Broward County, look to Palm Beach County to launch their own metal detector programs, experts warn that the technology does not necessarily make schools safer.

Are Evolv's smart weapon detectors smart enough?

In a nation stunned by mass shootings, demand for the Waltham company’s AI-powered scanners is soaring.

China Critics Ramp Up Push to Limit Lobbying

After Russia invaded Ukraine early last year, the Biden administration decided to hit Moscow where it hurts the most — in the pocketbook. The U.S. Treasury...

Arguments stirred up over those lobbying for Chinese companies

After Russia invaded Ukraine early last year, the Biden administration decided to hit Moscow where it hurts the most — in the pocketbook.

Staten Islander named to 'Power 100 Women' in the global security industry

The 100 honorees are national role models, leaders, innovators and influencers.

Evolv Technology's scanners come under fire after security lapses

Security scanners designed to detect weapons at PNC Park, Acrisure Stadium and Kennywood are coming under criticism.

AI Tries (and Fails) to Detect Weapons in Schools

Companies like Evolv and ShotSpotter market their AI-powered gun detection systems to schools nationwide, but weapons still slip through.

Kennywood shooting puts spotlight on park security, metal detectors

The triple shooting inside Kennywood Park has raised questions from park-goers and national security experts about the facility’s security measures and screening technology that is supposed to detect prohibited firearms. An altercation between two groups of juveniles led to a 39-year-old man and a 15-year-old boy being shot in the