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Keeping Drones Out of Prison Airspace: a DRONELIFE Exclusive from Drone Forensics Experts at SkySafe

Keeping drones out of prison airspace has become a critical challenge.  Here, experts at airspace security and drone forensics firm SkySafe discuss how stakeholders can protect correctional facilities.

By |June 21st, 2023|Categories: Client News|Comments Off on Keeping Drones Out of Prison Airspace: a DRONELIFE Exclusive from Drone Forensics Experts at SkySafe

How banks use tech to go beyond accessibility standards

Beyond the legal and moral obligations entwined with digital accessibility, there is a business case to be made for helping customers smoothly navigate their bank websites and mobile apps, which can reduce the need to travel to branches and ATMs.

By |June 21st, 2023|Categories: Client News|Comments Off on How banks use tech to go beyond accessibility standards

Electric Vehicle Charging Stations: Unexpected Target for Cyber Attacks?

By 2030, electric vehicles are expected to account for about 40% of all car sales in the U.S. While that’s good news for sustainability efforts, this transition will tax critical infrastructure, including increasing the risk of cyber attacks on EV charging stations. IPKeys Cyber & Power Partners CEO Robert Nawy talks about what needs to be done now to ensure long-term security of the EV charging grid.

By |June 21st, 2023|Categories: Client News|Comments Off on Electric Vehicle Charging Stations: Unexpected Target for Cyber Attacks?

AI health care platform predicts diabetes with high accuracy but ‘won’t replace patient care’

Cedar Gate Technologies, a medical tech development company in Greenwich, Connecticut, announced on Tuesday a new AI-based solution that aims to reduce the burden of diabetes for both patients and providers.

By |May 12th, 2023|Categories: Client News|Comments Off on AI health care platform predicts diabetes with high accuracy but ‘won’t replace patient care’

Skin patch for toddlers with peanut allergies could offer parents ‘peace of mind’

The study published Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine shows the patch – called Viaskin Peanut – may increase peanut tolerance in young children with peanut allergies, reducing the risk of a severe allergic reaction if they accidentally ate peanuts.

By |May 12th, 2023|Categories: Client News|Comments Off on Skin patch for toddlers with peanut allergies could offer parents ‘peace of mind’

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