December 21, 2016
In The News | Page 5 of 7
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December 5, 2016Boston Police Plan to Monitor Internet for Threats Draws Criticism
Read MoreBy JENNIFER LEVITZ and ZUSHA ELINSON BOSTON—The Boston Police Department is taking heat from civil liberty groups for plans to spend up to $1.4 million on new software that scours social media and the internet for potential threats. The attack Monday on the Ohio State University campus is just the latest illustration of why...
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November 29, 2016‘Run Hide Fight’ becomes mantra
Read MoreLindsay Kalter, Marie Szaniszlo Tuesday, November 29, 2016 Ohio State students were told to “Run Hide Fight” as they came under attack yesterday — a new mantra urging self-defense that is replacing the passive “shelter-in-place” approach on campuses nationwide. “It’s not a pretty thing to think about, but it’s a...
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August 17, 2016
Sensity Systems Adds to Smart Cities “Dream Team”
Read MoreSUNNYVALE, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Sensity Systems Inc., provider of leading Internet of Things (IoT) solutions for Smart Cities, today announced two leadership appointments and the addition of four advisors to its Advisory Board. Sensity’s new Chief Technology Officer (CTO) is Geoff Arnold, an industry veteran in distributed systems and cloud computing, while...
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June 13, 2016Former Boston Police Commissioner on securing America’s cities
Read MoreFOX BUSINESS NEWS – Former Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis on efforts to make cities across America more secure. Watch the latest video at video.foxbusiness.com
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May 2, 2016
Ed Davis Speaks at Massachusetts High School
Read MoreBy Tim McCarthy HAMILTON Ed Davis, Boston’s former top cop who helped shepard the city through the Boston Marathon bombing in 2013, talked about his experiences on that faithful day to a rapt audience of students from the Miles River Middle School and the Hamilton-Wenham Regional High School. “It’s great...
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April 20, 2016Boston Strong: 120th Marathon Three Years After Terrorist Bombings
Read MoreBy Suzanne O’Halloran Published April 18, 2016 Politics FOXBusiness Runners embarked on Monday for the 120th Boston Marathon three years after two terrorist bombs rocked the finish line claiming the lives of three individuals and maiming hundreds of other runners and spectators. In the hours that followed, the terrorists killed...
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