Technology
Safe Fleet Nexus empowers officers and administrators with the tools they need to securely handle digital evidence without complexity or delay
Using tech to shift offender decision-making and prevent crime, not just respond to it
Seven steps agencies can take to ensure facial recognition supports justice, accuracy and public confidence
Doug sits down with former editor of Police1 Scott Buhrmaster, who talks about how he helps the companies that serve LE become more effective in what they do
A man accused of killing two teens was found with same genealogy techniques used to find the “Golden State Killer”
The BriefCam Video Content Analytics Platform uses artificial intelligence to accelerate investigations, derive actionable insights and attain situational awareness from video content
TBL Systems’ mobile platform helps agencies of any size modernize their operations and scale to their needs
The state’s Highway Patrol used a self-destructing text messaging app called Silent Phone
Download this free infographic to find out what tools officers are using most in the field and how your tech compares
Workshops, networking and peer sharing for users of PowerDMS were the focus of Entrust 2019
The first-ever PowerDMS Entrust Awards celebrated three police departments for modernizing subpoena management, finding high-risk children with autism faster and saving their departments money
Cradlepoint’s in-vehicle networking solutions offer carrier flexibility, remote management and other features that help keep troopers safe on remote highways
Consider mobile devices like tablets, smartphones and smartwatches to keep officers linked to communications centers while they’re working in the field
In an effort to make this year’s count more accurate, San Diego police scheduled helicopter flights with thermal technology to detect homeless encampments
Cybersecurity may be outside of the day-to-day tasks of most law enforcement officers, but every officer benefits from a secure network, whether they know it or not
Chula Vista’s drones are mostly deployed as first responders during business hours between Mondays and Thursdays
The department bought a used 2014 Tesla and has been working to get it stocked with necessary equipment
Residents in Ill. cities can join a voluntary program which registers their private cameras to help out police
Mastering the latest skills can make you an invaluable investigator in an increasingly technology-driven world
Police are using the software more and more to identify wanted criminals, missing people and suspected terrorists spotted on video
Too often, when we get off work, one of the first things we do is to plop ourselves in front of a screen
Susteen’s affordable hand-held device enables a rapid response to threats in the field
The attack began in 2015, when the pair began installing ransomware on computers of more than 200 victims to extort money
The technology would activate a body camera as soon as an officer pulls a weapon
Oceanside Police say they see the app as a valuable tool that gives them access to videos shared by potentially thousands of city residents
Pushing a button dials 911 and alerts other teachers to the presence of an active shooter
Responding to the opioid crisis requires a multi-agency approach, using data to drive initiatives between partners
Verizon seeks innovators to accelerate 5G technology development for first responders
Pay attention to both the technical and the human aspects of the effort
The procurement of any new equipment for law enforcement requires communication with and buy-in from internal stakeholders
Digital evidence has unique properties and there are special rules for handling it
The research shows that legal and physical protections are major benefits of adding a BWC to a patrol officer’s toolkit
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