Newscan: With government reopen, FCC sets Oct. 21 filing deadline
Also: Radio hams put passion to work for public-safety communications; why FirstNet needs state CIOs; how the FCC plans to clear the air for more mobile data; xG Technology ships world's first comprehensive cognitive-radio system; Wireless Hall of Fame honors 2013 inductees; Covia Labs wins FIPS 140-2 certification for interoperability software; OtterBox unveils submersible smartphone cases; AvaLAN Wireless wins award; CalAmp, General Dynamics to partner on broadband; and Belkin docking station makes iPad charging, syncing easier.
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Newscan: FCC unveils new rules for reporting 911 network outages
Web Roundup Items from other news organizations FCC unveils new rules for reporting 911 network outages Offshore drilling operations vulnerable to cyberattacks, GAO warns Public-safety accounts urge caution on Twitter after changes An inside look at campus safety tech at University of Maryland, Baltimore Ericsson taps industry partners to market private wireless Almost 9 in […]
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California expects 8 PSAPs to make NG911 transition this year, more in 2023
Eight of California’s 450 public-safety answering points (PSAPs) have migrated at least some emergency calls from legacy 911 technology to a next-generation 911 (NG911) platform, and the number of 911 centers making a similar transition should increase in 2023. Paul Troxel, chief of the 911 program-management division for the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services […]
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New wildfire-detection sensor acts as 'electronic nose'
Wildfires are becoming increasingly intense and common worldwide as the impacts of rising global temperatures are more keenly felt, with nations seeing increased risk to crops, land and homes. Early detection and warning systems are crucial to preventing these disasters, though existing devices typically use satellite or camera imaging for visual smoke detection, a technique […]
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Better together: Why it's time for ops and security to converge
Current approaches to managing operations and security made sense at the time they were established, pre-cloud and pre-digital transformation. Now, with networked multicloud environments, both digital operations and security are far more complex. And even in the digital world, people and teams want to protect their turf. According to IBM’s most recent cyber-resilience report, the top […]
