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St. Louis CISO Executive Summit

Join us for the St. Louis Executive Summit – our exclusive conference designed by CISOs, for CISOs. We combine unparalleled networking with peer-driven content, and insights from dynamic thought leaders

Data Connectors Kansas City (Cybersecurity)

The Kansas City Cyber Security Conference features 40-60 vendor exhibits and 8-12 educational speaker sessions discussing current cyber-security issues such as cloud security, email security, VoIP, LAN security, wireless security & more. We give away numerous prizes including cash and gift cards up to $100, the latest tech gadgets and much more!  You’ll come away […]

Data Connectors St. Louis (Cybersecurity)

The St. Louis Cyber Security Conference features 40-60 vendor exhibits and 8-12 educational speaker sessions discussing current cyber-security issues such as cloud security, email security, VoIP, LAN security, wireless security & more. We give away numerous prizes including cash and gift cards up to $100, the latest tech gadgets and much more!  You’ll come away […]

Data Connectors St. Louis Tech-Security

The St. Louis Cyber Security Conference features 40-60 vendor exhibits and 8-12 educational speaker sessions discussing current cyber-security issues such as cloud security, email security, VoIP, LAN security, wireless security & more. We give away numerous prizes including cash and gift cards up to $100, the latest tech gadgets and much more! You’ll come away […]

BSides Kansas 2018 (CFP MO, USA)

BSidesKC is a non-profit educational organization designed to advance the body of Information Security knowledge, by providing an annual, open forum for discussion and debate for security engineers and their affiliates

St. Louis University 9th Annual Cyber Security Symposium

Saint Louis University’s 8th Annual Cyber Security Symposium was a huge success! The Symposium drew nearly 400 attendees from more than 110 different companies. Thank you to our amazing speakers for sharing their knowledge and insight about cyber security’s changing landscape! Some of the topics that were discussed were RFID Hacking Your Way to the […]

Data Connectors St. Louis Tech-Security

The St. Louis Tech-Security Conference features 40-60 vendor exhibits and 8-12 educational speaker sessions discussing current tech-security issues such as cloud security, email and social media security, VoIP, LAN security, wireless security, USB drives security & more. Numerous door prizes such as iPads, Kindles, $25, $50 and $100 gift cards and lots more! You’ll come […]

BSides Kansas City

Join us May 20th, 2017 for all the fun! In addition to a full day of interesting speakers, lunch, and an exciting afterparty courtesy of our sponsors, the Georgia chapter of The Open Organization Of Lockpickers (TOOOL, https://augustalocksports.org/toool-ga/) will be joining to help educate attendees about locks and physical security issues. And, they are also […]

St. Louis Police Release Footage of Antonio Martin Fatal Shooting

Posted by dtaitano 10:03 am Categories: Law Enforcement, Mobile / In-Vehicle. Tags: , , , , , , , , .

St. Louis County police released footage on Wednesday evening they said shows 18-year-old Antonio Martin pulling a gun on an officer before being shot and killed, The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported. The footage was taken from three different security cameras at the Berkeley, Missouri gas station where Martin encountered the unidentified officer. However, the officer […]

Gatekeeper Systems Announces Increased Interest in Its XFORCE HD Body Worn Cameras After Ferguson, MO, Shooting

Posted by dtaitano 8:11 pm Categories: Corporate News, Law Enforcement, Technologies. Tags: , , , , .

Gatekeeper Systems Inc. (TSX.V: GSI) has experienced significant increased interest on its high definition body worn cameras, from police forces throughout Canada and the United States, in light of recent events and media coverage surrounding the shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri.

US Violence Prompts Petition For Police To Wear Body-Worn Cameras

Posted by dtaitano 12:04 pm Categories: Law Enforcement. Tags: , , , , .

A public petition calling for US police to wear cameras will receive White House consideration after the killing of an unarmed teen in Ferguson, Missouri prompted days of tense protests. Under a program established by President Barack Obama’s administration, the White House is compelled to review and officially respond to a petition if it receives […]

Missouri Courthouse Becomes Test Site For Facial Recognition Security Program

Posted by dtaitano 6:16 am Categories: Video Analytics. Tags: , , .

By JENNIFER S. MANN St Louis Post-Dispatch Updated: 2014-02-24T13:02:56Z February 24 By JENNIFER S. MANN St. Louis Post-Dispatch ST. LOUIS — It took three minutes for James Palmer to make it from the entrance of an Arkansas courthouse to the chambers of the judge he intended to kill. Dressed in a long coat that hid two handguns and a rifle, Palmer went undetected on Sept. 13, 2011 — until he started firing. A secretary was injured in the leg, but the judge was at home that day. Palmer fired more than 70 rounds before dying in a firefight with officers. St. Louis judges considered such a scenario in approving a pilot program for security at the Carnahan Courthouse downtown that brings a new twist to law enforcement’s emerging use of facial recognition technology. Unlike programs that have alarmed civil libertarians for snapping pictures of people to run through giant databases of mugshots and arrest records, what’s being done here is much more targeted. If a judge or prosecutor knows of a particular threat — someone such as Palmer, for example, who was angry at the judge over divorce and custody issues — that individual’s photograph is put into a computer system. It sends an alert if that person is spotted by cameras at the courthouse entrances. A group of current and retired St. Louis police officers developed the technology over eight years and recently formed a company, Blue Line Security Solutions, to market it. The St. Louis Circuit Court […]

Man Videotaped PIN Input By Customers At St. Charles Bank’s ATM

Posted by dtaitano 1:35 pm Categories: Law Enforcement, Surveillance. Tags: , .

Svetoslave T. Tanev was charged with forgery in St. Charles County and trafficking in stolen identities in St. Louis County. A man was charged with setting up a video camera at an ATM to record people as they punched in their PINs outside a St. Charles bank. The video camera was found Sept. 19 on an ATM at Enterprise Bank and Trust, 1001 First Capitol Avenue in St. Charles. One man, Svetoslav T. Tanev, 27, of Arlington Heights, IL, was charged Sept. 19 with forgery in St. Charles County Circuit Court. Officer Erik Lawrenz said St. Charles police saw video surveillance footage of the car used by the men who set up the camera. Officers soon located the car in the 1300 block of Bass Pro Drive near Bank of America. Lawrenz said officers do not know if they planned an operation at First Bank of America. The men were staying at a hotel in the same area, Lawrenz said. Police found more than 100 credit cards, an encoding machine and $12,000 in cash in a St. Charles hotel room occupied by Tanev and a second man. Tanev also was charged with trafficking in stolen identities in St. Louis County. Creve Coeur Police said an armored truck driver was refilling an ATM at the US Bank branch at 126880 Olive Blvd. in Creve Coeur when he saw a device attached to the top of the machine. Police found a small video camera trained on the ATM’s keypad to allow […]