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Tight Security Prepared for G-8 Summit

High-tech perimeter with networked surveillance cameras and eye in the sky adds up to security in rural Scotland

News • July 5th, 2005
Car Chase Breaches Airport's Perimeter, Ends up on Tarmac

Suspect broke through security fence, drove stolen vehicle onto Phoenix runways

News • July 1st, 2005
Report: G8 Security Details Leaked

Brit newspaper claims intelligence official leaked facility and perimeter maps

News • June 20th, 2005
Finding a Niche in Creating Secure Structures

After bottom falls out of telecom, Kontek Industries' makes its second act in homeland security

News • June 6th, 2005
Nuclear Regulatory Commission Asked to Look into Security Problems at N.H. Plant

Questions raised following claims that perimeter and intrusion dectection system was not working properly

News • May 26th, 2005
Illinois Port Seeks $4 Million for Homeland Security Efforts

Video surveillance, perimeter hardening, detections systems sought for port

News • May 20th, 2005
DHS' Customs & Border Protection Division Unveils Fact Sheet on Securing Borders

Fact sheet discusses use of surveillance, adjunct technologies, cargo analysis and more

News • May 13th, 2005
ADT Lands Major Contract with Boston's Logan International Airport

Automated surveillance software will be used in video intrusion detection project to secure airport perimeter

News • May 4th, 2005
Report: Some High-Tech Border Surveillance Systems not Working

Some equipment never installed, other systems failing; government is investigating the contracts

News • April 12th, 2005
Rice Promises Tighter Security at U.S.-Mexican Border

Rice addresses weakness of borders as a possible entrance for terrorists

News • March 11th, 2005
Security Upgrades Announced for New York-Area Airports

Port Authority plans new perimeter intrusion system and expanded surveillance, plus biometrics for employee identification and access

News • February 25th, 2005
New Device from Lawrence Livermore Laboratory Designed to Foil Truck Bombs

A new high-tech Lawrence Livermore Laboratory device that can bring hijacked trucks to a screeching halt may provide extra protection for government buildings, power plants and other possible terrorism targets. Lab officials Tuesday unveiled...

News • February 23rd, 2005
Charleston, S.C., Port Still Waiting on 25 Percent of Security Dollars

Money would be used for intrusion detection, perimeter security

News • January 3rd, 2005
Florida County School Obtains Anti-Terror Money to Secure Bus Compound

$17K earmarked for perimeter fence

News • December 14th, 2004
Australia to Upgrade Embassy Security around the World

Government sees need for additional perimeter security, hardened walls

News • December 8th, 2004

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