All Security News - FLIR has introduced it’s TrafiBot Dual AI camera system for interurban traffic intelligence. The traffic camera has been designed to improve safety in tunnels and on bridges where drivers are the most at risk for hitting unseen objects or becoming trapped by fast-growing vehicle fires. Key features – suitability and durability TrafiBot Dual AI is cased in IP 66/67-rated non-corrosive, marine grade, stainless-steel casing built to withstand all types of weather, including salt air and humidity, along with high-pressure water blasts from road and tunnel cleaning operations. The 4K camera features an optical zoom of 6 to 22 mm with a detection range of up to 300 m (984 ft), providing greater coverage per camera compared to predecessor FLIR intelligent traffic cameras. The camera has an innovative three-axis rotational design that allows installation flexibility for mounting on different roadway infrastructures including the sloped walls of tunnels and within tight spaces. The three-axis camera swivel, pans, tilts and rolls sideways, removing the need for time consuming custom adapter plates. Detection features of the TrafiBot Dual AI The TrafiBot Dual AI offers a fast thermal core, 14-bit early fire detection for road tunnels, robust artificial intelligence (AI) for the highest detection performance and traffic data collection on interurban roadways. The solution allows for detection without sacrificing imaging resolution or data loss due to bandwidth restrictions. TrafiBot Dual AI utilises three FLIR proprietary AI models that have been developed and trained from millions of FLIR-captured images collected across the world. One AI model identifies and classifies fallen objects whilst the other two classify vehicles through the thermal and visual stream. This includes e-scooters and vulnerable road users like pedestrians and bicyclists. Incident and fire detection Combined with the FLIR-patented 3D world tracker, The TrafiBot features a higher capacity when detecting incidents within a.... All Security News from International Security Journal.

All Security News - Pimloc has announced a new feature to the Secure Redact platform, Spotlight. It was designed for high-traffic environments like football stadiums, entertainment venues and busy public locations. The addition to the platform allows users to focus on specific areas within video footage that will ensure precise redaction where it’s needed. Spotlight is available with all Secure Redact packages, furthering the platform’s comprehensive suite of redaction tools. There will be no additional costs for the Spotlight feature. “More granular redaction in high footfall environments” Simon Randall, CEO and Co-Founder, Pimloc stated: “This is something our clients have been asking for us to add to the Secure Redact platform. “Spotlight addresses a need for more granular redaction in high-footfall environments where there is significant personal and sensitive data to protect.” He added: “Secure Redact continues to evolve its offerings in response to customer feedback and industry needs. “The introduction of Spotlight is a testament to our dedication to providing cutting-edge solutions that empower our clients to perform their work with greater precision and confidence.” The Spotlight Feature Spotlight enables users to focus on particular sections of a captured video scene. It focuses on activity and allows it to be viewed or reviewed whilst protecting all the personal and sensitive data in the background. In order to protect everyone who is not the main subject of the video, individuals who enter the spotlight window will still be redacted like normal, unless they have been set to remain visible. The benefit of having multiple Spotlights on the same video enables the viewer to focus on the sections of video that need to be reviewed, enhancing public safety and effectively managing complex environments.  Spotlight is suitable for many scenarios, like reviewing footage that has been captured from a busy public place, crowded entertainment venues and even.... All Security News from International Security Journal.

All Security News - Evanssion has announced its partnership with HackerOne to increase the adoption of Pentest and vulnerability disclosure programs across Middle Eastern enterprises. The partnership will allow organisations to leverage HackerOne’s community of ethical hackers to discover and address vulnerabilities to get ahead of cyber-criminals. Secure List’s Report As the Middle East experiences a rapid digital transformation, organisations are becoming prime targets for ransomware attacks and sensitive data breaches. In a recent report by Secure List, it was highlighted that there has been a surge in cyber-attacks across the Middle East. In 2023 alone, there was a 17% increase, especially targeting critical sectors like finance, energy and government. The HackerOne partnership Human-powered security platforms, such as HackerOne, grasp the skills of ethical hackers worldwide to offer proactive vulnerability detection. The company claim it is 35% more cost-effective compared to other traditional vulnerability management methods. HackerOne claim that it has 61% of customers identified more vulnerabilities when compared with traditional vendors. 22.75% of valid vulnerabilities surfaced in a bug bounty are high or critical, compared to less than 1% found by automated scanners and 18% of its Pentest findings rated as high or critical severity “Deep understanding of the region and its customers’ unique challenges” Navneeth Ramanan, COO, Evanssion commented: “At Evanssion, we remain focused on enabling enterprises to enhance their cybersecurity strategies and our partnership with HackerOne is both strategic and timely. “With our deep regional expertise paired with HackerOne’s global leadership in human-powered security, we are excited to be able to provide substantial value to our partners and customers in the Middle East.” “An ideal partner for HackerOne” John Addeo, VP of Partnership Sales, HackerOne expressed: “Evanssion’s customers across the Middle East can now easily access the creative insights of the global security researcher community to build their security resilience. “Evanssion’s deep.... All Security News from International Security Journal.