August's issue of the Counter-terrorist is aimed at
providing decisions makers, law enforcement personnel, Government
agency personnel and private security personnel with up-to-date
sources of information about the terror threat. This month's issue
also features detailed news about Security Solutions International's
Investor Month. We are pleased to welcome new investors into the SSI
family of investors. We are also holding an Investor get-together at
Pescado, in the Village of Merrick Park, Coral Gables, Florida on
August 11th from 6-8pm. If you are interested in learning more
about investing in the Homeland Security Industry and joining us for
an elegant evening of fine wine and hors douevre, please RSVP to Ana
Sowers at:
Warnings of terror activity increase and are more
specific...
The United States raised the terrorism threat level
Sunday to code orange, or high, for the financial services sector of
New York City, northern New Jersey and Washington, Homeland Security
Secretary Tom Ridge announced. Ridge cited "new and unusually
specific information about where al Qaeda would like to attack."
ALEA annual conference features SSI training aimed at Aviation
Units
For the first time ever, SSI presented training to
Helicopter Police Aviation Units at the annual meeting in Charlotte.
The emphasis on Homeland Security was obvious from the tag lines of
major manufacturers like Bell Helicopters. Security Solutions
International also received interest from two major manufacturers in
sponsoring and endorsing the course.
GOVSEC in Washington - Well attended July 28th and 29th
Although many security shows
have launched post 9/11, GOVSEC is the only conference and
expo that addresses the full spectrum of security needs for
federal, state and local governments - encompassing aspects of
physical security, information security and cyber security and
focusing on topics ranging from fencing and barricades to
innovative applications and identification systems. GOVSEC is
a show created by the government for the government.
Sol Bradman, Henry Morgenstern and Larry Rosenfeld
of SSI-Israel attending this year's show.
Charity accused of terror links
A prominent American-Muslim
charity group has been indicted on charges of terrorism. Seven of
the charity’s employees have been arrested for aiding the
Palestinian terror organization Hamas.
Read about the profiles of
International Terror organizations on the site of Israel's premier
security company Athene. The company, headed by former Mossad Head,
Shabtai Shavit is the world leader in security projects.
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