New research by Chainalysis, the blockchain data company, has shown that while the year to date (YTD) flow of crypto …
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Trend Micro instrumental in Scan4You conviction
Trend Micro has announced details of its close cooperation with the FBI to identify, arrest and bring to trial the individuals linked to the infamous Counter Antivirus (CAV) service Scan4You.0 3819
Protecting civil liberties and children: how ethical AI is revolutionising law enforcement
Veronica Martin caught up with Ashley Beck, Senior Industry Consultant – Global, Fraud & Security Intelligence Division at SAS, at …
Blockchain data platform leader issues warning amidst surge in cryptocurrency crime
CNME Editor Mark Forker spoke to Kim Grauer, Director of Research at Chainalysis, to learn more about some of the key findings that emerged from their 2022 Crypto Crime Report – and how the blockchain-based data platform is providing law enforcement with the ‘best data’ available to help them tackle cryptocurrency crime.
How ALPRs can be a force multiplier for law enforcement
Firas Jadalla, regional director – Middle East, Turkey and Africa, Genetec, sheds light on how Automatic License Plate Recognition (ALPR) can help law enforcement authorities enable enhance public safety.
Dubai Police unveils 5G-enabled patrol cars
Dubai Police, in cooperation with Etisalat, has unveiled the first 5G-enabled smart patrol in the Middle East and North Africa region.
Abu Dhabi Police deploys additional kiosks for traffic services
Abu Dhabi Police GHQ has launched the third generation of the smart teller kiosks (Sahl) in a number of ADNOC service stations (ADNOC Oasis) and integrated services centres (Tam) across the capital.
Abu Dhabi Police saves $353M from digital services
Abu Dhabi Police has reportedly processed 4,462,784 digital transactions last year, enabling the entity to save up to $353 million (AED1.3 billion) and 9.5 million client visits.
EU to force tech giants to hand over “terror” data
Technology companies could be ordered to release vital electronic data, such as emails and text messages, to law enforcement agencies in as little as six hours under proposed European Union law.
Dubai resident wanted for supplying drug cartels with untraceable phones
The charges reportedly include supplying drug cartels with BlackBerry and Samsung phones that had been modified by Canadian-based company, Phantom Secure, which made them harder to trace by authorities.
How mh Service is transforming law enforcement with computer forensics
Numan Ahmad, director at mh Service, discusses how technology is impacting the way law enforcement agencies in the region operate.