All articles tagged with #security upgrades
Originally Published 3 months ago — by ZDNET
OpenAI has introduced new enterprise features for ChatGPT, including shared projects for team collaboration, new third-party app connectors for better data integration, and enhanced security protocols, all aimed at increasing trust and reliance among business users.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by New York Post
The University of Georgia is investing $7.3 million in security upgrades following the tragic murder of nursing student Laken Riley on campus. The enhancements include additional security cameras, call-box systems, improved lighting, and a 20% increase in the campus police budget. This comes after 22-year-old Riley was brutally killed while out for a run, and the suspect, Jose Antonio Ibarra, a Venezuelan national, had a history of legal issues and was living near the campus at the time of the murder.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by NBC News
Two 17-year-old murder suspects escaped from the East Baton Rouge Juvenile Detention Center in Louisiana, prompting a search by local police and the U.S. Marshals Service. One of the teenagers had previously escaped in November, and the facility has faced criticism for repeated escapes and violent incidents. The East Baton Rouge Parish has allocated $2 million for security upgrades, but these are still in the planning and design phase.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Detroit News
The Michigan Capitol is implementing artificial intelligence gun detection software called ZeroEyes, which uses surveillance video to analyze for firearms and alert authorities to potential threats. This technology, already deployed in other locations across the country, aims to enhance security measures in response to an "increasingly tumultuous" political climate and pandemic-era protests. The software identifies firearms on the Capitol grounds or inside the building and relays that information to an operations center staffed with former military and law enforcement officers, who assess the situation and dispatch alerts to security teams within seconds. The technology costs about $3,000 a month and is part of a series of security upgrades, including weapons detection devices at entrances and a ban on open carry within the Capitol.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Associated Press
The Pennsylvania jail from which murderer Danilo Cavalcante escaped plans to enclose its exercise yards with walls and a roof, along with other security improvements. The redesign, expected to cost $2.5 million to $3.5 million, aims to prevent future escapes and contraband delivery. The plan also includes the installation of new cameras, hiring more guards, and requiring inmates to wear brighter uniforms. Cavalcante, who was convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend, was captured after a two-week manhunt and is now being held at a state prison.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Fox News
President Biden clarified that his visit to Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, was not a vacation but due to ongoing security upgrades at his primary residence in Wilmington. He stated that he currently has no home to go to and spends most weekends in Delaware. The president's remarks came after criticism from Republicans about his frequent trips away from the White House.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by ABC News
President Joe Biden, speaking to reporters in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, after attending Mass, explained that he cannot go to his primary residence in Wilmington due to ongoing security upgrades. He clarified that he is not homeless but has only one home, and is currently staying in his other home in Rehoboth Beach. Biden had originally planned to spend Labor Day weekend in Delaware but changed his plans after surveying hurricane damage in Florida. He will be traveling to Philadelphia on Monday for an AFL-CIO rally.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Hill
President Joe Biden, speaking to reporters in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, after attending Mass, explained that he cannot go to his primary residence in Wilmington because the U.S. Secret Service has been making security upgrades. Biden clarified that he is not homeless but currently has no place to go in Delaware except for his other home in Rehoboth Beach. He had originally planned to spend Labor Day weekend in Delaware but changed his plans due to Hurricane Idalia. Biden will be traveling to Philadelphia on Monday for an AFL-CIO rally.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by WBIR.com
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has introduced stronger school safety legislation, including enhanced legislation and funding to place an armed security guard at every public school, boost physical school security at public and private schools, and provide additional mental health resources for Tennesseans. The legislation includes a multi-tiered accountability plan to ensure exterior school doors are locked while students are present, requires private security guards to receive active shooter training, and mandates every school district to establish threat assessment teams. The budget includes $140 million to establish a School Resource Officer grant fund to place a trained, armed security guard at every public school, $20 million for public school security upgrades, $7 million for private school security upgrades, and $8 million for additional school-based behavioral health liaisons across the state.