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Looking for a Big Market? Try Container Security

Protecting shipping containers from terror threats promises to be big business

News • June 2nd, 2005
Bomb Detector in Japan Activated by Suitcase with Computer, Magazines

False positive from explosives detection device triggered by passenger suitcase

News • May 25th, 2005
Chemical Scare Empties North Dakota Courthouse

False alarm in chemical detection system causes evacuation for fear of cyanide attack

News • May 23rd, 2005
Indiana Postal Center to Get Biohazard Detectors

Processing plant will have detection system that can detect anthrax, other deadly bacteria

News • May 23rd, 2005
GE and L-3 Land Major EDS Contracts with TSA

Current order represents 75 explosives detection machines for a total of almost $80 million

News • May 20th, 2005
Panel Suggests Security Improvements for Atlanta Courthouse

Detection equipment, surveillance, accompaniment procedures recommended at courthouse that saw triple murder in March

News • May 20th, 2005
Illinois Port Seeks $4 Million for Homeland Security Efforts

Video surveillance, perimeter hardening, detections systems sought for port

News • May 20th, 2005
UDT Names Partner in Manufacture of its Anthrax Detectors

UDT selects optical technology developer Horiba Jobin Yvon to produce the fluorescence modules for UDT anthrax detectors

News • May 11th, 2005
L-3 Provides X-ray Detection Technology to China's Forbidden City

Massive palace to use L-3 PX-M units for screening at entrances

News • May 11th, 2005
VCU to Be First Major Research University to Offer Bachelor's in Homeland Security

University's offering reflects a growing trend among educational institutions

News • May 11th, 2005
Airforwarders Respond to Legislation Calling for Cargo Screening

Recent Markey/Shays legislation would require that 100 percent of aviation cargo be inspected

News • May 5th, 2005
TSA Chief Calls for Technology Funding

TSA chief, critics wrestle with needs for detection systems

News • May 3rd, 2005
Jacksonville Port Installs Radiation Monitors

Ten new monitors designed to scan every cargo container that passes through the port

News • May 3rd, 2005
TSA Official Says Machines, Not Screeners, at Fault

For failures in detecting weapons and explosives, fault lies with detections systems says TSA administrator

News • May 2nd, 2005
DHS Marks $9.5 Million to Help Secure Intercity Buses

Funds especially focused on uses for explosive, nuclear, chemical threat detection

News • April 28th, 2005

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