Unlike traditional metal detection systems, the Apollo 500 lets through everyday items like keys and cell phones without having to stop the person, but detects a firearm.

From airports to secure facilities, drone incidents expose a security gap where AI detection alone falls short.

With the recent rise in mass shootings in America and with an average of 327 people being shot in the U.S. every day, schools, institutions of higher education, and healthcare facilities are working ...

DELTONA, Fla.—SS&Si Dealer Network has announced the addition of Shooter Detection Systems (SDS) to its growing portfolio of security technologies. As an authorized distributor, SS&Si now offers its ...

Having the right camouflage on the front line can make a huge difference. If our soldiers are able to detect and locate an ...

RUTHERFORD CO., Tenn. (WTVF) — Rutherford County Schools is implementing new weapons detection systems as threats of violence against schools continue to be a concern nationwide and in Middle ...

AURORA, Ill.—Alarm Detection Systems (ADS), a family-owned and operated security and life safety provider, has named Sean Forrest as its new president. The appointment marks the first time in the ...

Modern bot detection rarely deals with obviously fake browsers. Most large-scale automation today runs inside browser ...

To further enhance campus safety, Bradley County Schools has started training on weapons detection systems this week.

Dublin, Dec. 11, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Vehicle-Mounted Airport Runway Foreign Object Detection Equipment Market - Global Forecast to 2030" has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.