Security requires timely access to relevant intelligence and other information that can be sensed and acted upon. However, the required data and information often reside in silos that are isolated from each other due to manual recording
We have seen feverish activities around public safety since the last one year, especially after the Mumbai terrorist attack. While the country has made enough progress
According to a report by International Fire and Security Exhibition and Conference (IFSEC), the Indian physical security market is likely to grow to USD 3.5 billion market in India
“Because of information derived from applications like third eye, many parts of the investigation are consistent and transparent. Resultantly, the Investigation Officers are able to file the charge sheet within the stipulated time as mentioned in Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC). Most importantly, the courts are now appreciating this move and thereby the rate of conviction has gone up”.
UK government has announced the country’s first cyber security strategy, which will include an Office of Cyber Security and an agency to coordinate the protection of critical IT.
According to the recent report published by Cryptohippie Inc., which surveyed 52 countries for having the most aggressive procedures to monitor residents electronically, India ranks No. 20. The report, called ‘The Electronic Police State’, assessed the status of government surveillance around the globe for 2008.
Police in the eastern Indian state of Bihar will soon introduce paper less operations in its police stations across the state. The state police is introducing a software named CIPA (Crime Investigation Police Application) which will allow registration of First Information Reports (FIRs) through the Internet.
Delhi Police plans to bring in electronic round-the-clock surveillance in bustling marketplaces and other sensitive and vulnerable places where terrorist strikes are at high risk.
Symentac Corporation is all set to dedicate its annual event to the public sector and its partners to discuss issues related to the protection of information and infrastructure. This particular event, is expected to bring more than 500 government IT, security and business professionals to discuss different aspects of information protection.
The Gurgaon Police has launched an online Citizen-Centric Policing System to enable the filing and tracking of complaints.
