Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105136 total results. Showing results 96541 to 96560 «482448254826482748284829483048314832Next ›Last » Cellphone spy tools have flooded local police departments Major cities throughout the U.S. have spent millions on mobile surveillance tools—but there are still few rules about what happens to the information they capture. CityLab 12/2/2017 Analysis, Feature Russia steps up cyber-attacks on UK Britain is being hit by 60 significant cyber-attacks a month, including attempts by Russian state-sponsored hackers to steal defence and foreign policy secrets from government departments, the new cyber-security chief has revealed. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 12/2/2017 News Dark net dealers dragged into the light A security firm boss with police clients and an NHS worker are among those caught up in our investigation, report Robin Henry, Louis Goddard and the Sunday Times Data Team The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 12/2/2017 Analysis, Feature Diane Abbott is branded ‘deluded’ and ‘out of touch’ by police after she said spit hoods were ‘not necessary’ Diane Abbott has been branded 'deluded' and 'out of touch' by police officers after she criticised a move by two forces to give spit hoods to frontline staff. Mail Online 12/2/2017 News Top Met officer has private job training Abu Dhabi force One of the capital’s senior officers is the director of a private company that trains police officers in Abu Dhabi. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 12/2/2017 News Police blunders that made the headlines BBC 12/2/2017 News Today even your kettle can be targeted by cyber criminals – business must be prepared The Sunday Telegraph - Subscription at source 12/2/2017 News Met police ‘safety policy’ forces officers to abandon 1 in 3 motorbike chases More than 100 police pursuits of motorbike riders were abandoned by the Met last year because they posed a “disproportionate risk” to the public or the suspect, figures show. The Standard 11/2/2017 News The myth of post-Brexit strong borders, the deceit of Remain and Brexit politicians By former police officer, Chris Hobbs Huffington Post 11/2/2017 Feature, Opinion Insurers who track phone data ‘should pass it on to police’ Insurers who know their customers are texting and making calls at the wheel but do not share this information with police have been criticised by a leading road safety charity. The Telegraph 11/2/2017 News Secretive anti-subversion police units are no way to combat Britain’s far right Baroness Jenny Jones The Guardian 11/2/2017 Feature, Opinion Cyber security lessons offered to schools in England Schoolchildren in England will be offered lessons in cyber security in a bid to find the experts of the future to defend the UK from attacks. BBC 11/2/2017 News Action plan revealed following PCC summit on unauthorised traveller camps West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner David Jamieson hosted a summit on unauthorised traveller camps - producing an action plan to tackle the region-wide issues. West Midlands OPCC 11/2/2017 News Next steps for fire reform Rt Hon Brandon Lewis MP, Minister of State for Policing and the Fire Service Reform Think Tank 11/2/2017 Feature, Opinion Police prioritisation: How should the police choose what matters most in a changing world? The Police Foundation 11/2/2017 Report Where there’s light there’s hope? Soul-searching about leaving the Job Increased demand and the push to professionalisation can have a human cost. Police blogger and serving officer 'Nathan Constable' says the number of officers considering leaving the job is higher than he can ever remember - but explains why he's personally decided to stay in the service. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/2/2017 Opinion Going pro, or the oldest game in town? The professionalisation of policing Should policing become a 'profession'? What does that mean for serving officers and their sense of themselves as professionals? Emma Williams of Canterbury Christ Church University and Dr Ian Hesketh, Senior Advisor to the College of Policing, unpick the College's radical mission to professionalise the police service. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/2/2017 Analysis The first of two key questions for the ‘Policing for the Future’ Inquiry: The role of the police in reducing cybercrime The Home Affairs Select Committee has recently launched an inquiry into policing for the future, examining changing demands and new challenges. In the first of two articles for Policing Insight, crime expert and author Tom Gash suggests the Committee needs to focus their attention on cybercrime. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/2/2017 Analysis Why Avon & Somerset pulled out of back office collaboration project Collaborative working has been hailed as the way forward, but not all projects come to fruition. Syreeta Lund talks to PCC Sue Mountstevens about why her force has abandoned plans to share back office processes with two other forces. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/2/2017 News Brass ceiling? Promotion barriers to and at chief officer level Why are there so few applicants for many senior police jobs? Following the publication earlier this week of College of Policing research into the issue, Gavin Hales of the Police Foundation describes his own findings on the barriers to promotion at chief officer level. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/2/2017 Analysis «482448254826482748284829483048314832Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
