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IndigoVision Provides Technology Behind Train Safety Monitoring System
September 13, 2007
IP video systems manufacturer IndigoVision is providing the technology behind a train safety monitoring system.
Off The Wall, MOOG Space And Defense Group Offer Anti-Ramming Devices
September 13, 2007
Off the Wall Products and MOOG Space and Defense Group have teamed up to develop anti-ramming devices for perimeter protection.
Tracking The Elusive Shipping Container
September 11, 2007
The world is a very different place out beyond the horizon. Right now, there are some 40,000 large cargo ships plying the world’s waterways and oceans, not to mention innumerable smaller merchant craft, all pulling in and out of ports.
The Honorable Tom Ridge Teams with IDO Security
September 10, 2007
Governor Ridge will work with the company to accelerate U.S. implementation of the MagShoe high speed shoes-on portable footwear weapons detection system.
Contigo Announces Launch Of Asset-Tracking Beacon
September 5, 2007
Contigo, a provider of turn-key GPS solutions for asset tracking, fleet management and personal safety, is pleased to announce the launch of the Contigo 8100. This device is an inexpensive, indoor-locatable beacon for covert asset tracking, theft recovery and personal security.
Display of Justice
By Kathleen Rhodes · September 2007
Officers find new way to monitor cameras as Florida courthouse expands
In order to accommodate growth, the 13th Judicial Circuit in Fla. recently expanded to occupy two adjacent six-story buildings in downtown Tampa.
Locked Up Tight
By Courtney Pedersen · September 2007
Historical courthouse outfitted with modern, networked IP technology
WASHINGTON County, Va., sheriff’s deputies wanted to use their security system to be proactive, rather than reactive, at the historical county courthouse. The only problem was that this courthouse had no security system, and the increase in weapons was becoming a greater risk to safety.
Transit in Transition
By Megan Weadock · September 2007
Swedish transportation provider increases ridership with advanced security system
TRANSPORTATION security continues to be tested around the world, especially in Europe, where attempted bombings and terrorist plots have become increasingly common.
Computer Scientists Developing Technology To Improve Data Mining For Homeland Security
September 4, 2007
From online news articles to blogs, a massive amount of information is voluntarily being put before the public every day. Some of this information may be valuable to protecting homeland security.
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