In the wake of millions of inmate phone call records being leaked to the Intercept, Dallas-based Securus Technologies continues to argue that it’s the victim of a traitorous employee rather than a ...

When it comes to prison phone calls, security is kinda a big deal. The whole premise behind the calls being recorded is security. Doing so, states and counties have argued, prevents crime both inside ...

Securus Technologies has moved from an inmate telecommunications firm only in 2007 to a diversified, government services, high-tech, high software content business with products in these vertical ...

Millions of phone records from a company that is a major contractor with jails and prisons across the United States may have been leaked online. In a statement, the company, Securus Technologies, said ...

DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--In the fifth paragraph, correcting the name and title of the Chief Executive Officer. The corrected release reads: SECURUS LAUNCHES INDUSTRY’S ONLY FULLY INTEGRATED VIDEO ...

Calls between prisoners and their lawyers are supposed to remain private, but a massive cache of leaked phone records revealed Wednesday that those calls were recorded. Today, the company that handles ...

A local company could reap up to $100 million in overall revenue for its portion of a contract to bring phones to Texas inmates for the first time. Dallas-based Securus Technologies Inc. says the ...

Disgraced former New England Patriot Aaron Hernandez had his jailhouse phone calls tapped by an unknown person while he awaited his first-degree murder trial, according to authorities, a security ...