Changes on law enforcement spending creates an opportunity for U.S. providers of security products.  

The 2021 wildfires in Greece devastated over 125,000 hectares of land and followed a historic heatwave (116.8 F). 

China’s wildfire and explosion accidents that resulted in deaths and property loss push Ministry of Emergency Management to look for more high-end equipment.

Thailand’s Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA), fully enforceable this year, offers opportunities for U.S. companies in data technologies and services.

Increasing requirements of safety, a boom in smart cities, and airport security, have led to the rise of the security and surveillance market in India.  

The Philippines national police and fire protection modernization programs provide opportunities for U.S. safety and security exporters.

Companies doing business in the European Union are obligated to comply with the GDPR. 

China Cyberspace Administration’s Draft Security Assessment Measures for Cross-border Data Transfer pose challenges for companies with cross-border data needs.

Mozambique’s digital transformation is accelerating with 21% of the population using mobile networks to access the internet.

Understand the Italian Government qualification process for software solutions companies wishing to become suppliers to the public administration.

UK law enforcement is looking for innovative technology that improves the ability to prevent e-scooters and e-bikes from being used for criminal purposes. 

KUWAIT’S MINISTRY OF DEFENSE ANNOUCE NEW REQUIRMENTS FOR INDUSTRY INTERACTION WITH FOREIGN PROCUREMENT SECTOR

Japan has launched a new Digital Agency to spur further digitalization across Japanese society, but cyberthreats, particularly ransomware attacks, are growing.

The acquisition of firefighting equipment and services in Chile is needed to support firefighting during fire season.

High sales growth is expected in Japan’s safety and security market, particularly for Internet Protocol (IP) cameras and biometrics technologies.