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Showing Stories from 15th February 2013 to 3rd February 2020

Digital forensics automation helps Met to reduce need to outsource

Digital forensics automation helps Met to reduce need to outsource

(03/02/20) Examiners spend less time viewing child abuse material and can work on more complex cases.

'Name and shame' forces who do not sign up to national ICT systems

'Name and shame' forces who do not sign up to national ICT systems

(27/01/20) Government's digital guru says that nationally agreed systems should be given to forces for free as long as they comply with mandate.

Digital Forensics: The DIY approach

Digital Forensics: The DIY approach

(24/01/20) The National Crime Agency's digital forensics system has been built from scratch by warrant carrying officers. It is not on the cloud but forms a national network that regional units and other agencies can plug into. Gary Mason hears how it was done.

(07/12/19) Interview: 'We can do more at major incidents' (22/11/19) HMCIC appeals to new government 'to take justice system seriously' (05/11/19) Savings from Blue Light services joint working fund post-Grenfill unit (30/07/19) Global partnership on facial recognition results 'perfect time to promote officer safety and efficiency' (10/07/19) Police 'had only trained to deal with one drone at a time' before Gatwick chaos (04/07/19) Stop all live trials of facial recognition technology until 'significant' concerns resolved (13/06/19) Forces heading to the clouds a 'promising sign for policing's connected future' (12/06/19) Microsoft to lead Met's digital transformation (04/06/19) New 360 degree picture system gives policing 'extra pair of eyes' (25/04/19) Police unit to target violent messages on social media (05/02/19) 'No one can predict whether national data solution will be rolled out this spring' (01/02/19) 'We are committed to improving the health and wellbeing of our workforce'

'Farcical state' of police IT is a 'disgrace'

'Farcical state' of police IT is a 'disgrace'

(31/01/19) Outdated kit, patchy service and incompatible computer systems are needlessly hindering criminal investigations.

(07/01/19) Software company purchase will improve information sharing between control rooms and officers (16/08/18) G4S tells critics: No instances of breaking curfews through relayed communications (19/01/17) IBM urges forces to use free 'box of toys' (24/12/14) 'Procurement company has saved officer numbers' (04/04/14) Minister: Reforms 'have set police free' (01/10/13) Force outsources crime scene guarding (12/08/13) Scotland begins developing national police IT system (12/08/13) Police Product Insight launches new app (12/08/13) Central call handling in Wales (29/07/13) Forensics: Concerns mount over the new landscape (18/07/13) Private partner will lead force's modernisation programme (25/06/13) Single ICT solution for Scotland to be approved (05/06/13) Joined up policing (15/02/13) Networks should prioritise emergency services

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