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Brazil seeks to constitutionally anchor SUSP

Brazil is taking steps to embed the Unified Public Safety System (SUSP) into its Constitution through a proposed amendment currently under discussion in Congress. The initiative, championed by Justice Minister Ricardo Lewandowski, aims to strengthen cooperation among federal, state, and municipal security forces while preserving the autonomy of each. Although SUSP was legally created in…

Rohde & Schwarz acquires ZES ZIMMER Electronic Systems GmbH to strengthen test and measurement portfolio

Rohde & Schwarz has acquired ZES ZIMMER Electronic Systems GmbH, enhancing its capabilities in the test and measurement sector. This strategic acquisition combines the technological expertise of both companies, better positioning Rohde & Schwarz to meet the evolving needs of its global customers. Rohde & Schwarz’s acquisition of ZES ZIMMER Electronic Systems GmbH expands its…

Security reimagined: How airports and ports are transforming customs operations

In the face of growing traveller volumes, complex global supply chains and increasing geopolitical risk, airports and seaports are under renewed pressure to streamline security while maintaining the highest levels of control. A new wave of innovation has emerged across the globe, aimed at modernising customs and security operations through artificial intelligence, biometric technology, and…

IDEMIA and Telefónica showcase Post-Quantum eSIM technology for enhanced mobile security

IDEMIA and Telefónica recently showcased their Post-Quantum eSIM Technology, demonstrating a leap forward in protecting mobile communications against quantum computing threats. What is post-quantum eSIM Technology? Post-Quantum eSIM Technology employs quantum-resistant encryption algorithms designed to safeguard mobile networks from the security threats posed by quantum computers. IDEMIA and Telefónica have developed this technology specifically to…

Adapting intelligence strategies to evolving terror threats

As terrorist threats diversify and decentralise, intelligence services worldwide are being called upon to evolve from traditional surveillance models to more integrated, anticipatory frameworks. While the threat of large-scale, centrally coordinated attacks remains, the rise of lone actors, transnational ideologies, and the influence of digital platforms has forced governments and international institutions to rethink how…

Smiths Detection awarded major contract to enhance checkpoint screening technology at Dubai International Airport (DXB)

Dubai Aviation Engineering Projects (DAEP) has awarded a significant contract to Smiths Detection, a global leader in security screening and detection technology, to supply and install advanced checkpoint screening systems at Dubai International Airport (DXB). This development aims to significantly enhance security procedures and improve passenger throughput at one of the world’s busiest airports.

Securing the global stage: Lessons from the Paris 2024 Olympics and a look ahead to 2030 and 2028

The Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games represented a notable moment in France’s event hosting history, characterised by strong public engagement, high-level athletic performances, and the absence of any major security incidents. Security efforts were extensive and based on early planning, strong coordination, and significant mobilisation of both public and private actors. As attention shifts…

EUPA4BiH: A European partnership for safer, stronger institutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina

This past April, the European Union Police Assistance for Bosnia and Herzegovina (EUPA4BiH) officially launched with its first Steering Committee meeting in Sarajevo, bringing together representatives from the Ministry of Security, ministries of interior, law enforcement agencies, judicial bodies, and EU partners. The event marked the operational start of a 4.5-year initiative, launched in September…

Testing readiness on all fronts: Civil defence exercises in India, Norway and the United States

In a world gripped by uncertainty, whether geopolitical conflict, terrorism, climate disasters, or nuclear risk, governments are stepping up their civil defence efforts through large-scale emergency preparedness exercises. Recent drills in India, Norway and the United States show how these exercises have become crucial instruments in strengthening resilience, ensuring inter-agency interoperability, and preparing civilian and…

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