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Suprema hosts SGPP 2025

November 30, 2025SSN Staff

SEOUL, KOREA — Suprema, a provider of AI-based security solutions, opened the Suprema Global Partner Program (SGPP) 2025 at the Westin Resort & Spa Cancun, bringing together an influential network of 198 security partners from North and South America, Europe, Middle East, Africa, and Asia. Suprema said the flagship event marked a pivotal moment in the industry, as it unveils its innovation-driven strategy and next-generation product lineup. Guided by the theme “Engraving a New Era...

2025, AI-based, James Lee, Suprema, Suprema Global Partner Program (SGPP)


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Westwood CSD deploys ZeroEyes

September 2, 2025SSN Staff

PHILADELPHIA — ZeroEyes has announced the deployment of its AI-based gun detection platform by Iowa’s Westwood Community School District (CSD) to protect students and faculty against gun-related threats. The all-in-one K–12 campus serves 575 students and 115 staff members, and has added ZeroEyes to its multi-layered security approach that includes a school resource officer (SRO), the AEGIX AIM emergency management platform, SafeSchools Alert incident reporting system, a visitor...

Aegix AIM (Active Incident Management), AI-based, Gun Detection, Mike Lahiff, ZeroEyes


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ZeroEyes launches ZEAK for government and public safety agencies

June 5, 2025SSN Staff

PHILADELPHIA, June 4, 2025 — ZE Government Solutions (ZEGS), a wholly owned subsidiary of AI-based gun detection provider ZeroEyes, has launched the ZeroEyes Awareness Kit (ZEAK), a portable solution designed to enhance mobile threat detection and analytics for U.S. government and public safety agencies. A solution for agencies including police, fire departments, and rescue services, ZEAK is a system for detecting potential threats, including unauthorized intrusions (people and vehicles),...

AI-based, Dustin Kisling, Gun Detection, public safety, ZE Government Solutions (ZEGS), ZeroEyes, ZeroEyes Awareness Kit (ZEAK)


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Ubiety, Ivani integrate presence verification and RF activity sensing in Halo devices

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Ubiety, Ivani integrate presence verification and RF activity sensing in Halo devices

May 6, 2025SSN Staff

CHICAGO — Ubiety Technologies announced a partnership with Ivani in integrating Ivani's sensify technology for advanced activity detection directly into Ubiety's Halo Connect device. Ubiety stated that this marks the first-ever commercial integration of RF activity sensing and AI-based presence verification in a single plug-and-play device. “While major players in the security and smart home space have long pointed to the future potential of presence detection, none...

AI-based, Ivani, radio frequency (RF), smart home, Surveillance, Ubiety Technologies


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Security experts offer 2025 predictions

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Security experts offer 2025 predictions

December 4, 2024Ken Showers, Managing Editor

YARMOUTH, Maine — 2025 is approaching and that means it’s time again to rev up the prediction engines and speculate about the changes and innovation developing in the coming year.  Security Systems News (SSN) reached out to and heard from several industry experts to get a lay of the land about what to expect in 2025.  Class is in session on school security  ZeroEyes Co-founder and CEO Mike Lahiff is predicting there will be even more school districts and other...

AI-based, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Cybersecurity, iVerify, Jim McGann, Mike Lahiff, mobile security, Ransomware, Rocky Cole, Security Systems News (SSN), ZeroEyes


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Verkada introduces upgraded Alarms solution, next-gen Dome cameras, and expanded AI search

November 8, 2024SSN Staff

SAN MATEO, Calif. — Verkada, has reimagined its Alarms solution to provide more informed alarm responses, minimizes false alarms, and gives administrators more visibility and control across their sites. In addition to a new suite of hardware, Verkada said that its updated Alarms solution comes with a new software that will allow large and distributed organizations to easily set arming and disarming schedules; more simply manage key codes and enable disarming with credentials like cards,...

AI-based, Brandon Davito, cameras, false alarms, Verkada


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ZeroEyes achieves full SAFETY Act designation

October 17, 2024SSN Staff

PHILADELPHIA — ZeroEyes announced that its technology has progressed beyond its previous DTE (Developmental Testing and Evaluation) Designation to earn full SAFETY Act Designation. Full Designation is granted only to technologies that have been thoroughly tested and proven their effectiveness in mitigating terrorism risks. It eliminates the third-party liability of all ZeroEyes’ customers for claims resulting from acts of terrorism when the platform is in use. “The process...

AI-based, Dave McWhorter, Gun Detection, Mike Lahiff, SAFETY Act, ZeroEyes


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Hackensack Meridian Health Network deploys ZeroEyes

September 26, 2024SSN Staff

PHILADELPHIA — ZeroEyes announced that its AI-based gun detection solution has been deployed across the Hackensack Meridian Health (HMH) Network to defend against gun-related violence. HMH, the largest not-for-profit healthcare network in New Jersey, delivers comprehensive, integrated care through 18 hospitals and over 500 locations, including ambulatory care centers, surgery centers, home health services, long-term care, and assisted living communities. Offering a wide range of services,...

AI-based, Gun Detection, Hackensack Meridian Health (HMH), Jill Hodge, Mike Lahiff, ZeroEyes


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ZeroEyes releases first ‘Back to School Gun Violence Report’

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ZeroEyes releases first ‘Back to School Gun Violence Report’

September 26, 2024SSN Staff

PHILADELPHIA — AI-based gun detection video analytics platform ZeroEyes has announced that its pioneering Gun Violence Research Center has released its first “Back to School Gun Violence Report”.  The annual report examines relevant incidents and trends in K-12 and higher education over the course of the 2022-23 to 2023-24 school years and conducts comparisons between them. According to ZeroEyes’ on ongoing research conducted by the center, the U.S. is on track to...

AI-based, annual report, Gun Detection, Mike Lahiff, The Gun Violence Research Center, Video Analytics, ZeroEyes


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ZeroEyes partners with Pennsylvania Food Merchants Association

August 23, 2024SSN Staff

PHILADELPHIA — ZeroEyes, a provider of an AI-based gun detection video analytics platform, has partnered with the Pennsylvania Food Merchants Association (PFMA), a group that advocates the views of the Commonwealth’s food and beverage industries. The pair will educate owners and workers of convenience stores, supermarkets, independent grocers, and more about the effects of gun-related violence and how to minimize loss prevention. ZeroEyes noted that retail crime continues to be...

AI-based, Gun Detection, Mike Lahiff, Pennsylvania Food Merchants Association (PFMA), Video Analytics, ZeroEyes


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