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Knightscope Welcomes New Board of Directors - Vimarsana News

Knightscope Welcomes New Board of Directors

Knightscope, Inc. [Nasdaq: KSCP] , a leading innovator in robotics and artificial intelligence technologies focused on public safety, today announces the appointment of its new members of its Board...

Visitors to the EU Will Soon Face Fingerprinting and Facial Scans - Vimarsana News

Visitors to the EU Will Soon Face Fingerprinting and Facial Scans

Invasive biometrics.

Digital Identity Authorities Posit How to Balance Security & Privacy with Convenience of Authentication - Vimarsana News

Digital Identity Authorities Posit How to Balance Security & Privacy with Convenience of Authentication

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What the 9/11 Commission's Report Should Contain: Four Recommendations for Making America Safer - Vimarsana News

What the 9/11 Commission's Report Should Contain: Four Recommendations for Making America Safer

The global war against terrorism will be a long, protracted conflict. The federal government needs to be properly structured and to have the tools that it needs to protect Americans today,tomorrow, and 10 and 20 years from now, and Congress should beappropriately organized to support this effort. A balanced,forward-looking, and nonpartisan final report from the 9/11Commission would be a significant step in the right direction.

The Homeland Security Budget Request for FY 2005: Assessments and Proposals - Vimarsana News

The Homeland Security Budget Request for FY 2005: Assessments and Proposals

The Bush Administration's FY 2005 budget proposal calls for $47.4billion in homeland security funding: approximately 13 percent morethan estimated FY 2004 spending and a significant and appropriategrowth in homeland security expenditures. Most important, theAdministration's funding priorities dovetail well with the criticalmission areas established in the national homeland securitystrategy.