FedRAMP FedRAMP moderate risk impact level certification for cloud storage platform.
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Thirteen firms responded to the October 2019 RFI. AR, Tab 27, Market Research Report at 20. The protester’s RFI response included a claimed capability narrative for FedRAMP that indicated that its cloud-hosted storage solution was built to meet FedRAMP requirements and was undergoing FedRAMP assessment and audit. AR, Tab 12, Panasonic RFI Response at 5.
Between November 2019 and January 2020, the agency emailed follow-up questions to the respondents of the October 2019 RFI and received responses from several vendors, including Panasonic. In December and November 2019, the agency inquired about vendors’ security policies and protocols critical to CBP. AR, Tab 14, Post-RFI Planning Emails at 1; Tab 16, Email between Agency and Panasonic at 1, 3. In January 2020, the agency requested information regarding storage offerings and procedures. AR, Tab�
Predictive Policing: Big Potential as Big Data Fights Crime
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NEW YORK, March 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Police in the United States have used clues and deductive reasoning to fight crime for more than 175 years. However, a sea change is occurring as big data and analytics technology bolster law enforcement efforts in what is known as predictive policing. This isn t futurist precrime science fiction from The Minority Report. It s algorithm-based machine learning/artificial intelligence (ML/AI) software that analyzes trends to give police an upper hand in crime prevention. Police departments worldwide are adopting predictive policing technology in a bid to identify not only perpetrators but victims also.
Posted March 10th, 2021 for TASER Exclusive partnership unlocks breakthrough real-time situational awareness with autonomous drones SEATTLE, March 11, 2021 / / Axon (Nasdaq: AXON), the global leader in connected public safety technologies, and Skydio , the leading U.S. drone manufacturer and world leader in autonomous flight, today announced a strategic partnership to offer Skydio s world leading autonomous drones to law enforcement and emergency responders via Axon s unmanned aircraft program, Axon Air. As a Skydio Elite Partner , Axon will be the exclusive reseller and digital evidence management partner of Skydio s products to public safety globally. In addition, the two companies are working on a joint product roadmap that, in the coming months, will lead to the seamless integration between Skydio drones and Axon Air , Axon Evidence , and Axon Respond .
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Long Island’s two county police departments are among a small minority of America’s largest local law-enforcement agencies that have spurned broad use of body-worn cameras, even as deadly encounters between officers and unarmed Black people increased calls for greater police transparency and accountability.
A Newsday survey of the nation’s 50 largest law-enforcement agencies found just three that had not equipped large numbers of officers with body cameras before 2020: The Nassau and Suffolk police departments and the Portland Police Bureau, in Oregon.
Deployment of body cameras as standard police equipment extends from the nation’s largest force, the 35,000-member New York Police Department, to smaller agencies, including Freeport’s 100-officer department. It has occurred as law-enforcement authorities and the public have come to rely on video recordings to document crimes and police conduct.
Antioch City Council approves plan to purchase police body cameras
By Chris Campos article
ANTIOCH, Calif. - The Antioch City Council on Tuesday night unanimously approved a $1.4 million contract to purchase bodycams and in-car cameras for the city s Police Department.
The five-year bodycam contract with Axon Enterprise Inc. was the leading proposal of Mayor Lamar Thorpe s platform of police reforms he brought before the council following the in-custody death of Angelo Quinto in December and another in-custody death in February.
Following the 5-0 vote approving the bodycam contract, Thorpe hailed the victory by saying, Ten years overdue.
Antioch police were one of the last Bay Area departments without bodycams. Police Chief Tammany Brooks said, I want to thank the council from the bottom of my heart.