Unisys has been accepted to join the New Zealand government's online market to make it easier for agencies to access Unisys CloudForte framework for secure cloud transformation. Keep Reading
Results indicate that aerosol particles carrying the virus can remain in the air longer than was originally thought. Keep Reading
Despite the COVID-19 crisis, all 442 of the world’s nuclear power reactors are operational. Keep Reading
London’s Metropolitan Police Service has charged a 29-year-old man with dissemination of terrorist material. Keep Reading
The grant will cover protective security for the next financial year at Jewish institutions such as schools and synagogues. Keep Reading
The U.K.’s Glasgow Airport is transforming its long-stay car park into a drive-thru mobile testing facility for frontline National Health Service (NHS) staff to support the country’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Keep Reading
The airport in Wuhan, the Chinese city hardest hit by the novel coronavirus outbreak, has been disinfected ahead of operations resuming when the city lifts its travel restrictions on April 8. Keep Reading
Manguard Plus Limited has been awarded the security contract for the Dublin Port Company. The contract will run for an initial three years and is worth in excess of €6 million. Keep Reading
The new report outlines the ‘crime lifecycle’ to help law enforcement in countries which are now being affected, and identifies the challenges facing police across different regions, as well as best practice recommendations. Keep Reading
Cybercriminals are using ransomware to hold hospitals and medical services digitally hostage; preventing them from accessing vital files and systems until a ransom is paid. Keep Reading
A 39-year old man has been arrested in Singapore for his suspected involvement in money laundering offenses linked to a business email scam-related to COVID-19. Keep Reading
A spike in novel coronavirus infections and deaths in Stockholm has raised questions about Sweden's decision to fight the outbreak without resorting to the lockdowns that have left other countries at a standstill. Keep Reading
A Sudanese refugee went on a knife rampage in a town in southeastern France on Saturday, killing two people in what is being investigated as a terrorist attack. Keep Reading
The guidance includes accommodating parked aircraft as well as the maintenance of airside infrastructure, the management of airside operations teams, and continuing essential cargo operations. Keep Reading
Google is publicly tracking people’s travel movements over the course of the coronavirus pandemic. The tech firm is publishing details of the types of places people are traveling to for more than 130 countries, including the United States. Keep Reading
A number of British Airways (BA) cabin crew fear they may have contracted the coronavirus after operating long-haul flights over the past two weeks. Keep Reading
Weather experts have warned that the coronavirus pandemic risks disrupting key forecasting services, including early warning alerts around the world. Keep Reading
An INTERPOL-led operation to strengthen counterterrorism action in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda has triggered investigations in several countries. Keep Reading
The case is believed to mark the first jail sentence in London imposed for a COVID-19 related incident involving a police officer. Keep Reading
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is dispatching a first batch of equipment to more than 40 countries to enable them to use a nuclear-derived technique to rapidly detect the coronavirus that causes COVID-19. Keep Reading