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Five police departments are now employing the electronic tablets using software from East Haven based NexGen Public Safety Solutions. The officers have access to the same information they would see in the station or in a patrol car. NexGen, which started out in a small, 1,400-square-foot office on High Street in East Haven to a 5,800-square-foot Main Street office, has grown to serve 114 out of 169 police departments throughout the state, along with the University of Connecti

June 22, 2011 – PASSUR Aerospace, Inc. (OTC: PSSR.OB) announced today that it has been awarded a one-year, $2.9 million contract extension with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for PASSUR’s program, which provides air traffic management and aviation security solutions in support of the FAA’s joint role with the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). “We are pleased to continue our partnership with the FAA and TSA, providing critical solutions in support of the

"Three major federal departments that work closely with sensitive information lack strong safeguards to protect that information, which contractors are accessing while working, according to a report released today…" Agencies must toughen rules to protect sensitive information, GAO says #federal #Information #protection #security

"WASHINGTON — The Homeland Security Department plans to test futuristic iris scan technology that stores digital images of people's eyes in a database and is considered a quicker alternative to fingerprints…" Homeland Security to test iris scanners #defense #id #security

"Hewlett-Packard is close to a deal to buy ArcSight, a maker of security software, for about $1.5 billion, a person briefed on the matter said on Sunday, as the computing giant continues its recent buying spree." H.P. Is Said to Be Near Deal for Security Software Maker #business #security #software

"Employee of the firm in charge of World Cup 2010 ticketing found peddling birth dates, passport, other data of 2006 World Cup customers. Hundreds of thousands of attendees at the 2006 World Cup in Germany were put at risk of identity theft, though the major breach of a FIFA database was only recently uncovered…" Newly Discovered World Cup Database Breach Exposed 250,000 Attendees' Details #id #security