Communications Interoperability
The Police1 Communications Interoperability category is a comprehensive resource for researching interoperable communication solutions. These solutions are crucial for ensuring seamless communication between different agencies and systems.
Why technology is the key to avoiding the next 9/11 and MCI preparedness
From remote areas to emergency vehicles, agencies can count on consistent connectivity with cellular access
Funds to combat violent crime and opioid abuse may also help agencies fund communications technology
Hackers gained access to the Salt Lake City Police Department website that gathers citizen complaints about drug and other crimes
Hacking collective Anonymous published a roughly 15-minute-long recording of a call apparently devoted to tracking the loosely-knit group
Training book: Gang members communicate on the Web about shooting at police officers
Associate Justice Antonin Scalia said that the government’s installation of a GPS device, and its use to monitor the vehicle’s movements, constitutes a search
Anonymous explained via Twitter that the attack was in retaliation for the FBI’s crackdown on Megaupload.com, alleged to be a source of online piracy
The outage temporarily crippled the Virginia Criminal Information Network, which alerts police if a person pulled over is wanted
Using computer algorithms, ‘predictive policing’ estimates where certain types of crime may occur, in a similar way that meteorologists forecast weather
Web-based collaboration AntiSec said it revealed 75,000 names and e-mail addresses, credit cards and passwords for Stratfor customers
Although instances of car hacking have been extremely rare, the threat has gotten the attention of automakers
New technology at the center will give more information to call takers
The group claimed Sunday to have stolen credit card numbers belonging to clients of Stratfor
With just about two weeks left in the year and only a handful of days left in Congress’ scheduled session, there is now just a glimmer of hope that our early-2011 optimism on D-Block allocation was well placed
Verizon sent an alert to customers warning of a “civil emergency”
Members of the group say they posted officers’ home addreses and names of their children
Forays into social media manage to nab criminals in unexpected ways
The agency that oversees the San Francisco area transit system is authorizing police to turn off wireless communications in train stations
Law enforcement officials saying they want to keep criminals from using officers’ internal chatter to evade them
P1 Tech Q&A: Master Police Officer Dennis J. Pointer of the Newport News Police Department
What was to be a temporary agreement for dispatch became permanent because of economic factors
Sussex Police broadly aims to broadcast the challenges its officers and staff face
One critical tool continues to elude us: a nationwide interoperable communications network for our first responders
Google rejected two requests to take down videos that may have defamed police
As they’re about to be arrested, users can hit one button and alert everyone on their list
A federal judge says police need a judge’s permission to get cell phone companies to turn over data
Eric Rachner won a $60k public-disclosure judgment against the Seattle Police Department for denying it had dash cam footage
Learning from videotape and audiotape of life-and-death incidents is one of the foundational principles of the Street Survival Seminar