Police stories - Page 2

Binance hires former Europol cybercrime expert Jarek Jakubcek to lead efforts in taking down malicious actors in the Asian crypto ecosystem.

Police are pressing pause for now on using facial recognition technology to identify people off live camera feeds, but will still use it on stored footage.

Cybercrime has been estimated to cost the Australian economy AUD$42 billion, according to a new book released by a UNSW cybersecurity expert.

From government agencies to public initiatives, here's an inside look at who protects New Zealand's digital landscape from cyber threats.

Trade Me reduces customer data releases to Police and government agencies, with a 14% drop in requests from previous year.

Police computer systems ill-prepared for major hack, pushing for more data powers, says audit. High risks identified. (110 characters).

Eden Park joins SaferCities' vGRID CCTV network, allowing police and emergency services a live link to major events at New Zealand's national stadium.

The firm believes that the breach could have compromised contact details of a number of people who have had contact with the police.

Spark, Vodafone, and 2degrees join forces with police and NZTA to combat texting while driving in NZ through educational campaigns and research initiatives.

The New Zealand Police are trialling 'Ella', a digital assistant developed by Soul Machines, to assist visitors at their National Headquarters.

Two people were arrested on charges of importing goods for a dishonest purpose, including skimming devices and a card writing machine.

It allows for real-time sharing of incident details, resource location, hazards, and warnings as well as status tracking between agencies.

Motorola Solutions completes rollout of new mobility service to Victoria Police, enhancing situational awareness and productivity.

The Western Australia Police Force (WAPF) has to process more than 2.8 terabytes of data for every case it investigates.

The New Zealand Police has banished thousands of hours of paperwork thanks to a Christchurch tech company, Smudge Apps.

Popular car sharing service GoGet has been hit by a massive data breach that may affect all users who joined prior to July 27, 2017.

Sydneysiders are more than happy to become crime-stoppers, but only if their privacy is maintained in the process.

The Australian Federal Police is seeking support for a new initiative allowing citizens to report security incidents using technology.

Australia's Federal Police is calling on the technology industry to help improve public reporting capabilities.

Fujitsu has launched the first phase of a USD $17 million dispatch system for Tasmania Police, aiming to boost emergency response efficiency and safety.