Public Safety

Recent seizures at Drummond Institution reveal a booming black market. We explore the high-tech arms race and economics driving prison contraband in 2026.

SS8 Networks taps defense veteran Eva Saravia as COO to spearhead its global expansion in AI-driven lawful intelligence and cloud surveillance.

As Liberty Defense transitions from R&D to scaling its AI-powered weapons detection tech, COO Keith Teichmann steps up as Interim CEO to drive growth.

Cycurion is leveraging a massive $54.6 million government contract and strategic M&A to outrun microcap dilution and secure cash-flow profitability by 2027.

SU Group’s H1 revenue fell 20%, but beneath the surface lies a ruthless cost-cutting strategy and a high-stakes pivot to government infrastructure.

From AI-driven forensic accounting to the legal friction of reverse-burden laws, a new multilateral training program in Hong Kong reveals the future of global anti-graft enforcement.

MSA Safety and Bristol Uniforms debut a head-to-toe system, blending smart PPE, data analytics, and managed services to transform firefighter readiness.

The deal merges smart grid tech with advanced threat detection, creating a powerful, pervasive security network that redefines urban safety and national security.

With a new COO, a string of acquisitions, and Morgan Stanley's backing, Security 101 is executing a masterclass in scaling from a regional player to a national powerhouse.

California state agencies have launched a driving simulator to combat teen fatalities. Is this gamified approach the future, or just a digital Band-Aid?

For years, tactical operators chose between mobility and survival. Angel Armor's new RISE® carrier, with its innovative belt system, says they no longer have to.

Jerusalem is equipping 10,000 city workers with an AI security platform. Is this the future of urban safety or a new form of privatized policing?

A rural Kansas school district's adoption of AI gun detection highlights a national trend, pitting the promise of instant alerts against deep privacy concerns.

As U.S. agencies define a new "intermediate force" market, French innovator NETFORCE arrives with a patented stun glove and a plan to build in America.

Hollister's motorcycle rally deployed AI gun detection and mobile surveillance. We analyze if this tech is a scalable blueprint for safety or a risky trade-off.

A pivotal ATF ruling reclassifies the BolaWrap as a restraint tool, not a weapon. This opens a vast private market, but as the tool expands beyond police, new questions of oversight arise.

With a 23% revenue jump and losses halved, 908 Devices is proving its handheld chemical detectors are more than just gadgets—they're a strategic necessity.

The Metropolitan Police's adoption of RedactXpert isn't just about efficiency. It's a strategic move in the high-stakes game of data, trust, and modern policing.

A jury found the City of Vallejo retaliated against a female fire captain who reported discrimination. The resulting $5M settlement is a stark warning.

A recent $147k contraband seizure at a Manitoba prison is just the tip of the iceberg. This reflects a deep, systemic crisis in Canada's correctional system.