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Company establishes Homeland Security Division

By General Aviation News Staff · November 4, 2005 ·

Air Security International, a provider of travel and security information, has established a Homeland Security Division to advise clients on their threats from global terrorism, and to put in place plans that will protect property, prevent incidents, and mitigate damage and impact on individuals, companies and communities.

Homeland Security services encompass all counterterrorism aspects of security including: devising facility plans and preparedness programs; developing emergency preparedness, contingency and response plans; training security professionals, federal and state law enforcement agencies; and presenting security education programs for non-professionals.

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