A new Kansas law will reduce the number of safety drills required in public and private schools.

How can city surveillance solutions ensure improved safety and better quality of living for citizens?

Thanks to technological innovations, video is being used in much more creative ways than in the past.

The Moscone Center, San Francisco’s largest convention and exhibition complex, upgraded its security system to reflect a best-of-breed, state-of-the-art solution.

Following almost a year of legal battles, Lexington must release information about the city’s surveillance cameras and policies surrounding their use, a judge ordered this month.

The New York Senate voted to increase state funding to help schools pay for armed police and security upgrades.

In its short history, the potential of video analytics has progressed from use in limited, niche applications to its current potential as a mainstream tool within the reach of any video end user.

When loss prevention directors first brought security video into their stores, an initial aim was to deter shoplifters or, if that failed, use the recorded video to make the shoplifter agree to restitution, or to fight slip and falls.