The use of video surveillance is growing significantly, owing to the increasing need for safety and security, coupled with the use of cloud-based services for centralized data.
Could there be something better than a good cop movie? Probably not. Especially in these times, when catching a movie at the cinema or meeting with our friends for a beer or coffee is not as simple as it used to be, we need as much entertainment at home as possible. Whether you’re more into comedy, drama or thrillers, there will certainly be something for you in the list below…
It’s impossible to talk about general trends in 2020 and 2021 without mentioning the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and its associated lockdowns. When it comes to traffic, speeding, road accidents and fatalities, it’s no different. Just like many parts of everyday life that were affected, so too were traffic statistics in the US and […]
Body-worn cameras (BWCs) have become an essential tool for modern law enforcement, providing objective evidence that supports investigations, strengthens prosecutions, protects officers, and builds public trust. While early discussions around body cameras focused on transparency and accountability, today’s agencies recognize an even greater benefit: creating a complete, reliable digital evidence record that can stand up […]
Community policing is a strategy that hinges on forming strong relationships with community members. What are the latest trends in 2021?
Managing growing volumes of digital evidence creates challenges for law enforcement agencies, from locating critical footage to protecting sensitive information and maintaining system security. Discover four common evidence management challenges and how new technology, including Argus Data Vault: Sentinel Release, is helping agencies address them.
LENEXA, Kansas – October 19, 2026 – Kustom Signals, Inc. today announced Argus Data Vault: Sentinel Release, introducing a range of new software capabilities designed to help law enforcement agencies work more efficiently throughout the digital evidence management process.
As autonomous driving technology advances, speed enforcement is entering a new era. Learn how agencies can prepare for changing legal, operational, and evidence requirements while investing in technology that remains effective for years to come.
For many officers, a traffic stop is the most routine call of a shift. Pull behind the vehicle, activate the lights, walk up to the window, issue the citation or warning, and move on. Repeated hundreds of times over a career, it can begin to feel unremarkable.
