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Between Us Pros: Remote Guarding Delivers A Knockout Blow to False Alarms

Between Us Pros: Remote Guarding Delivers A Knockout Blow to False Alarms

Remote guarding moves the alarm industry from after-the-fact alerts and evidential information to stopping unlawfulness.
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These States Have the Highest and Lowest Average Cybercrime Victim Losses

CoinJournal.net study analyzes data from the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center for 2022 and identifies losses per cybercrime victim.
Pro-Vigil Survey: 71% of Businesses Haven’t Incorporated AI Into Physical Security  

Pro-Vigil Survey: 71% of Businesses Haven’t Incorporated AI Into Physical Security  

More than half of the respondents in Pro-Vigil’s latest AI research endeavor are more worried about crime now than a year ago. 
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Lithium-ion batteries don’t work well in the cold. Here’s why

Lithium-ion batteries have risks that AA or AAA batteries don’t.
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Emotion-tracking AI is making some workers’ challenges worse

More than 50% of large employers in the U.S. use emotion AI aiming to infer employees’ internal states.

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