SAN JOSE, Calif., April 17, 2003 (PRIMEZONE) -- Homeland Security Research Corporation (HSRC) announced the publication of a new issue of the Homeland Security Analyst.
The latest issue of HSRC's newsletter examines areas of concern in cargo security, "dirty bomb" security, homeland security standards and the porting of "civilian" technologies and products to homeland security.
"Issue 4 of Homeland Security Analyst is mostly dedicated to in-depth examination of some of the major points of vulnerability left in our defenses," said Johnathan Tal, Homeland Security Research's President and Publisher. "The government and security planners know about these areas of vulnerability. It's important that the industry become aware of them as well, so it can focus on plugging these holes fast and in a cost-effective manner."
Topics which are addressed in this issue of the Homeland Security Analyst include:
-- Cargo on Passenger Flights - Aviation Security's Achilles Heel -- Mitigating the Disruptive Terrorism of "Dirty Bombs" -- Consumer Technologies To The Aid Of Homeland Security -- Homeland Security Standards - Challenges and Opportunities
Homeland Security Analyst Issue 4 is available free of charge (for the time being) on HSRC's website www.hsrc.biz. An Adobe Acrobat pdf version of the newsletter is available for downloading.
About Homeland Security Research Corporation
Homeland Security Research Corporation (HSRC) is a San Jose, CA-based independent market research organization dedicated solely to studying, analyzing and reporting about the homeland security industry, and products. HSRC's provides the airport, seaport, enterprise and government homeland security industry with premium market information, analysis and forecasts. HSRC's knowledge products include 2003-2010 industry reports, 2003 product comparisons reports, customized research, a newsletter and consultation services.