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Post
26/11 tackling the security lapses not only in
defence related aspects but in home and civilian
regions as well, has become a matter of grave
importance for the nation as a whole. With the
constantly growing threat of terrorism gaining
new levels, it has become very important to put
into place mechanisms involving technology, human
& intelligence based applications that will provide
all round sense of protection and security said
D R Karthikeyan, Chairman, ASSOCHAM’s National
Council on Installations, Premises & Personnel
Security.
Homeland Security India, collocated with IFSEC
India, brought together the leading Indian and
international solution providers with the key
decision makers and influencers The event enabled
professionals from the Indian Government and private
Industries, to identify and procure the latest
innovations and technology to meet their security
needs.
The Union Home Mini ster P Chidambaram inaugurated
International Fire and Security Exhibition (IFSEC)
and Homeland Security India 2011. Identification
products and solutions tailored for governments,
national agencies and administrations dedicated
to law enforcement, civil identity management,
border control and road safety, were majorly displayed
at the exhibition.
Airports which probably are the most secured
communication infrastructure in the world need
precise control and management of valuable assets.
Indian airports require perfect key management,
fleet management, tool management, radio management
and asset management.
Tailor-made solutions were made available by
both national and international industrial players
during the three days of Homeland Security India.
Integrated Airport Traffic Management and airport
systems built to suit all environments, from regional
to international airports, were projected by SAAB,
the Swedish defence and security major. It builds
remote towers, integrated towers, mobile towers
, advanced surface movement, guidance &control
system and electronic flight progress system for
ATM.
Nigel Luke Brown, Director Exhibition said,
“This year again as always we have got very positive
responses from the industry and I am very excited
with the way the industry is reacting towards
the event. Even with choices available to exhibitors,
they still consider IFSEC as the safest marketing
tool and invest most of their budget with us.”
The US dominates the Homeland Security Market,
and is among only a handful of countries to have
a dedicated Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
Other major markets include Saudi Arabia, India
and China, all of which are set to experience
strong growth in the coming decades as they grapple
with a variety of internal and external threats
to stability. A variety of scanning, detection
and protection capabilities are being deployed
and refined in this growing market. Moreover,
the scope for integration of current protective
measures is considerable. A host of new technologies
and inventive applications of current equipment
is required to secure states from threats to their
populations, assets and infrastructures. From
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) to biometric e-passports;
from underwater sonar equipment to advanced imaging
technology, the market for Homeland Security is
large and varied.
Vikas Chadha, Regional Director, South Asia
Honeywell Security Group said, “The high incidence
of unsafe environments has resulted in security
concerns being addressed more appropriately than
ever before. The India security market is fast
developing to meet the growing security demands
on a daily basis.”
The Indian giant Shyam Networks expertise in
telecommunications is at the core of their solutions
for security, surveillance and strategic communications
network for military, homeland security and disaster
management applications. On- Board Bus Surveillance
Systems, mobile surveillance and monitoring vans,
airport security solutions, border surveillance
and security solutions, industry surveillance
and security solutions, pipeline security solutions,
and many more.
Rolta projected maritime safety and security
solutions for coastal security, coastal surveillance,
vessel tracking, port security, on-shore and off-shore
asset protection. It also offers border, critical
infrastructure, police and emergency management.
Its intellectual property repository contains
solutions including C4ISTAR information systems,
military communications, digital soldier and vehicle
systems.
Godrej Security solutions IQ Vision offers a
complete video management solution consisting
of video management and recording software and
is integrated with Godrej Access Control Solutions.
It controls and manages all IP cameras and video
surveillance devices on network.
Ericcson has a bouquet of ICT capabilities in
defence and homeland security. Remote alarm and
sensor management, secure communication, IPFT
and video conferencing, civil warning and information
services, mobile CCTV And remote monitoring, and
many other solutions are in the market for India’s
needs.
Amongst the prominent industry names in the
business of safety and security the following
were present at the exhibition, ADI, Aditya, ANG
India, Arise, Axis, BGI, BOSCH, DVTel, Everfocus,
FAAC, Godrej, Gunnebo, HID, HIKVISION, Honeywell
Security, Indigo Vision, Kores, Kufra, LG, Matrix,
Miscrosoft, Morpho, NEC, Neural, SAAB , Panasonic,
Samriddhi Automation (SPARSH), Turbo, Tyco, Vectra,
Verint.
Pavilions of UK, USA, China, Taiwan, France,
Sweden and Australia not only showcased homeland
security capabilities but also managed to tap
the most lucrative and ever growing Indian market
for these solutions . This event was aimed to
bring together under one roof the security experts
from various industries including financial services,
Infrastructure, public safety, law enforcement
retail, realty and hospitality – all searching
for the latest products and services in the security
market.
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