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Large Aircraft Security Proposal Threatens to Strangle General Aviation

The TSA's Large Aircraft Security Proposal pdf sounds harmless enough, right? I mean, big airplanes should have security, I'd say. But as you've probably guessed, this rule isn't all that it seems, and it actually has the potential to be extremely harmful. by Brett Snyder

Tags: Security, Airplane, Aircraft, Transportation Security Administration, Aviation, Aircraft Security Proposal, Aerospace & Defense, Manufacturing, Brett Snyder

Blog posts 2009-02-25

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Senate proposal gives president authority over the Internet

Internet companies and civil liberties groups were alarmed this spring when a U.S. Senate bill proposed handing the White House the power to disconnect private-sector computers from the Internet.They're not much happier about a revised version that aides to Sen. Jay Rockefeller, a West Virginia Democrat, have spent months drafting...

Tags: Cybersecurity

News items 2009-08-28

FAA Proposes Security Cameras on Aircraft - Global ePoint's Aviation Division Airworks is Well Positioned to Meet Pending Upcoming Regulations

CITY OF INDUSTRY, Calif. -- Global ePoint, Inc. (Nasdaq: GEPT), a leading manufacturer of security technologies for the aviation, law enforcement, industrial and commercial markets, commented today on the Federal Aviation Administration's FAA proposal, announced last night, to require the installation of security cameras on board commercial airlines. Members of...

Tags: aircraft, camera, FAA, security camera

Research articles 2005-09-21

Lockheed Martin Chooses Livelink to Create Global Extranet; Livelink's Multiple Security Layers and Collaborative Capabilities Essential to a Successful Bid

WATERLOO, ON--BUSINESS WIRE--Feb. 17, 1999--Open Text Corporation (NASDAQ:OTEXF)(TSE:OTC) announced today that Lockheed Martin Tactical Aircraft Systems has chosen Livelink, the industry's leading collaborative knowledge management solution, to manage its proposal to build the Joint Strike Fighter. Lockheed Martin, the leading manufacturer of military aircraft, including the F-16, and F-22, is...

Tags: Extranet, Lockheed Martin Corp., security

Research articles 1999-02-17

Travel Safety & Security Update

Questions persist about the reliability and cost of technology that would protect airliners from shoulder-launched missiles. The Air Transport Association notes that the technology deals with only one part of a broader threat, and that smarter spending can be effective against a wider array of threats. May 5,...

Tags: Airbus S.A.S., Transportation Security Administration

Research articles 2006-05-08

Contracts for August 07, 2009

CONTRACTS ?? AIR FORCE ?? ?????????????????????????????? Northrop Grumman Systems Corp., Integrated Systems Western Region, El Segundo, Calif., was awarded a $57,100,000 modified contract to provide a demonstration unit of the initial parts of the MP-RTIP for the Joint Stars E-8 platform.?? At this time, $27,200,000 has been obligated.?? Multi-Sensor Command...

News items 2009-08-09

DTN News: Boeing, US Woo Brazil With Technology For Defense Deal

DTN News: Boeing, US Woo Brazil With Technology For Defense Deal*Source: DTN News / AFPNSI News Source Info SAO PAULO, Brazil - August 12, 2009: US aerospace giant Boeing is proposing to transfer 1.5 billion dollars in fighter jet technology to Brazil in a bid to score a contract for...

Tags: Brazil, Boeing Co.

News items 2009-08-11

Iridium Satellite Proposes Real-Time Cockpit Voice and Flight Data Monitoring to Federal Aviation Administration.(Brief Article)

Iridium Satellite LLC announced that it has submitted a preliminary proposal to the Federal Aviation Administration FAA and other appropriate government organizations for a real-time cockpit voice and flight data monitoring capability utilizing its constellation of 66 low Earth orbit satellites. The service, which would address...

Tags: aircraft, FAA, Iridium, Manufacturing, monitoring, recorder, satellite, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, voice

Research articles 2001-10-01

Indian Navy To Buy Ka-31 Helos

NEW DELHI - Indian authorities have cleared a Navy proposal to acquire five Russian Kamov Ka-31 helicopters for about $20 million, Navy sources said. The Cabinet Committee of Security CCS, the government's highest body for arms purchases, approved the deal earlier this month. An Indian Navy official said the airborne...

Tags: authority, proposal, helicopter

News items 2009-08-11