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•    Recently, our Mailroom was notified that the United States Postal Service, in conjunction with the Federal Aviation Administration, changed package collection procedures. ... This change was designed to enhance airline security measures and to protect the traveling public, postal employees and postal contractors who transport United States mail. Information on the new procedures is available in the Mailroom.
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• Mailroom Safety and Security Concern for all who come into contact with the mail has been heightened across the country by recent events. ... Additionally, it's important to review and implement security measures to reduce the risk of tampering with your incoming or outgoing mail. The following website links provide up-to-date information on mail safety and security. ... Postal Service Security of the Mail Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Anthrax Update U. ... FP Mailing Solutions is a participant in the United States Postal Service's Mail Security Task Force. ...
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• Security has become a more important issue for all of us. ... How can companies help protect their employees from the threat of anthrax, smallpox, other biological agents, toxic gases and hazardous materials? IAF has developed a unique bio-security system specifically designed to control biological agents, toxic gases and hazardous materials. ...
• Based on tests performed by IowaStateUniversity, IAF Bio-Security Systems are the only systems on the market that have a proven test record for killing virtually 100% of bacteria and mold passing through the systems. IAF Bio-Security Systems go a step further than air filtration systems. ... On the other hand, IAF Bio-Security Systems offer a unique air cleaner, incorporating HEPA filtration, anti-microbial elements and a catalytic reaction chamber with our patented *brick” gas filters, the combination of which causes a catalytic reaction that captures and kills bacteria, captures toxic gases and filters hazardous particulate.
• At the same time, the IAF Mailroom Bio-Security System will not remove powders, dust or particulate that has adhered to any piece of mail. Furthermore, please remember that IAF Bio-Security Systems are but one portion of the cleaning process needed to protect you. ...
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• • Threat Level Information—Organizations such as the Department of Homeland Security, FEMA, Citizen Corps, and Red Cross provide important details on how individuals, families, neighborhoods, schools, and businesses can prepare for an emergency.
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• Defense/Security Virtual Investor Forum February 27, 2003.
• Well-known industry experts will deliver the Keynote presentations including: Jack Mallon, Co-Founder of the Former IBI Security Services now specializing in Investment Banking and Research in the Security Sector, and Johnathan Tal, an Independent Analyst and Security Consultant with the Homeland Security Research Corporation. ...
• Markland Technologies (OTCBB:MKLD) is positioned in the security sector with integrated security solutions including border/port security and explosives detection. ... The Company is currently a member of the Homeland Security Industries Association (http://www. ...
• The Company is positioned to be a key player in the defense and homeland security industry worldwide. The company provides security assessments, risk analysis, and advanced security solutions to military, government, and commercial markets on a global basis. The Company has five strategic corporate divisions which include a Security Assessment Tactics Group that performs threat and vulnerability assessments, a Maritime Security Group that performs harbor and port security, Special Weapons Group that specializes in non-lethal weapons and a Security Technology & Engineering Group that provides product development and integration of advanced technologies and security products. ...
• The Company currently markets to the Military, law enforcement, security and corrections personnel throughout the world, as well as governmental agencies, multinational corporations and non-governmental organizations. ...
• Jack Mallon is founder and principal of Mallon & Associates, an investment-banking firm in New York City that serves the global security/crime control industry. He also is editor and publisher of Mallon's Security Investing, a monthly financial newsletter on investing opportunities in the industry. ...
• Homeland Security Research Corporation, http://www. ... biz/, is the only organization solely dedicated to studying, analyzing and compiling independent, unbiased reports about homeland security industry, markets, technologies and products. Research covers the following sectors: Transportation Security (air, sea, mass transit), People Screening Cargo, Security Container Security, Mail and Mailroom Security, Sensitive Sites & Public Spaces Security. ...
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• The Linescan AutoVan is a completely self-contained mobile x-ray security screening system designed for use at various locations where temporary high security is required. ...
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• MailRoom Snoop™ will not detect the presence of a powder substance such as Anthrax. ... MailRoom Snoop™ is intended to be used as an additional precaution before a piece of mail is actually opened. It is not intended to lull the user into a false sense of security so that other security steps are skipped. ...
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• JWOD Mailroom Service Contracts Following Agency Directives .
• Metropolitan area, nonprofit agencies employing people with severe disabilities who operate mailroom facilities under the Javits-Wagner-O'Day (JWOD) Program are taking steps to ensure the safety of their JWOD employees and the Federal personnel they serve. ...
• The five JWOD-participating nonprofit agencies that operate 22 mailroom facilities in the D. ... In an effort to better educate themselves and others about new security and safety concerns, these five nonprofit agencies, led by SOC Enterprises in Arlington, VA, have joined together to form a Disaster Preparedness Task Force. The Task Force meets regularly to discuss security and safety issues as well as to learn from experts in the fields of Disaster Preparedness Planning and Human Resources to best serve the needs of both their customers and their JWOD employees. ...
• From a program-wide standpoint, the Committee for Purchase From People Who Are Blind or Severely Disabled, the Federal agency that administers the JWOD Program, as well as members of National Industries of the Blind (NIB) and NISH (serving people with a range of disabilities), two central nonprofit agencies, are attending several intra-agency meetings regarding mailroom security and safety practices and then sharing this information with the JWOD community. ...

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• wallets, purses, passports, ID cards, drivers license etc, will be held in the Security Lodge for three months - however - highly valuable items, or cash will be taken directly to the Police Station on Lawson Street. ...
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• The security department has heightened its vigilance and presence on campus through the use of extended overtime assignments and by supplementing our normal uniformed patrols with additional contract guards. Silver Star Security has been contracted to provide 8 guards daily - - three for both the evening and overnight shifts and two guards for the day shift seven days a week.   Adding these 8 uniformed guards on campus everyday of the week is equivalent to adding 13 additional full-time equivalents to the security department's uniformed force. Additionally, today, the security department has joined with Student Residential Life staff in implementing a guest sign in register at our three large off campus undergraduate dormitories.
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• Our mailroom has conducted refreshers in the recognition of suspect letters and packages for its staff. ...   Should a suspect piece of mail be found the security department is called immediately.
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• TRACE AMOUNT OF ANTHRAX FOUND IN ECONOMIC RESEARCH SERVICE MAILROOM .
• Department of Agriculture has confirmed that trace amounts of anthrax have been identified in the mailroom of USDA’s Economic Research Service (ERS) office located at 1800 M Street, N. ...
• USDA confirmed the test results late Monday afternoon and immediately reported the results to local authorities and began coordination of precautionary measures directly with the Public Health Service of the Department of Health and Human Services and the Office of Homeland Security. ...
• Environmental air samples taken from the ERS mailroom on Friday were negative. ...
• The ERS mailroom has been closed until additional samples and test results are complete. ...
• area USDA mailroom facilities began last Thursday. ...

• Hand-Held Baggage, Mailroom & Parcel Screening Market Report - 2003-2010.
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• This report explains how to use today's technology to get the best security for the money and what to expect from the technology of the future. HSRC's analysts forecast a conversion of this labor-intensive industry into a technology-intensive one - reducing costs and increasing security. ...
• MAILROOM SCREENING 2. ... MAILROOM - TERRORISM MITIGATION STATUS 4. ... MAILROOM SCREENING MARKET DRIVERS 6. ... MAILROOM SCREENING MARKET INHIBITORS 7. ... Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) baggage/ mailroom screening. ... Mailroom Screening Market 8. ... Worldwide Mailroom Market 2003-2007 8. ... Mailroom Screening - Technology Evolution Timeline 9. ... Mailroom Screening - Candidate Future Modalities 9. ... MAILROOM TECHNOLOGIES OUTLOOK 2003-2010 9. ... MAILROOM SCREENING SYSTEMS 13.
• 2002-2010 annual Baggage Screening outlay $M By Expenditure Figure 3 - Baggage Screening Transaction Capacity USA Billions of Transactions Figure 4 - Hand-Carried Baggage & Mail Screening - Annual Outlay Conclusions Figure 5 - Hand-Carried Baggage Threat Mitigation Status Figure 6 - Mail/Parcel Threat Mitigation Status Figure 7 - Pre 9/11 Aviation Security Roadmap Figure 8 - Current Baggage and Mail Explosive Detection Technologies - Graphic Overview Figure 9 - Material Differentiation by Dual Energy X-ray Figure 10 - dual energy Z Map Figure 11 - The Airborne Concentration of Various “Open Can” Explosives Figure 12 - Typical Sensitivity of Various Explosive trace Detection Technologies Figure 13 - Worldwide Transaction Demand - Evolution 2002-2010 By Sector Billions of Transactions/Year Figure 14 - Baggage Screening - Number of Transactions 2002-2010 By Territory Sector Billions of Transactions/Year Figure 15 - Worldwide Integrated Portals. ... W - Baggage Screening Transaction Capacity Billions of Transactions Figure 17 - Worldwide Installed Base units Baggage, Bulk Screening Systems 2002-2010 By Sector Figure 18 - Europe - Installed Base units Baggage, Bulk Screening Systems 2002-2010 By Sector Figure 19 - Installed Base - Trace Detection Baggage Screening Systems 2002-2010 By Sector and Territory Figure 20 - Worldwide Baggage screening Installed Base units Trace Detectors 2002-2010 Figure 21 - IPBP Installed Base by Territory - 2010 Figure 22 - Worldwide Sales units Baggage, Bulk Screening Systems 2002-2010 By Territory Figure 23 - Worldwide Sales $M Baggage, Bulk Screening Systems 2002-2010 By Territory Figure 24 - Worldwide Sales Baggage, Bulk Screening Systems 2002 and 2010 $M Figure 25 - Worldwide Baggage screening Sales Base units Trace Detectors 2002-2010 By Sector Figure 26 - Sales $M - Baggage Trace Detection Screening Systems - 2002-2010 Figure 27 - Worldwide Baggage Screening Sales $M Trace Detectors 2002-2010 By Territory Figure 28 - 2010 Worldwide Deployment of Integrated Multi-threat people-baggage portals units By Sector Figure 29 - 2010 USA and Europe Penetration of Integrated Multi-threat people-baggage portals units By Sector Figure 30 - Worldwide Sales $M - Integrated People-Baggage Screening Portals - 2002-2010 Figure 31 - 2010 Worldwide Proliferation of Integrated Multi-threat people-baggage portals $M By Sector Figure 32 - Worldwide 2002-2010 Annual Baggage Screening Outlay $M By Type of Expenditure Figure 33 - Europe - 2002-2010 Annual Baggage Screening Outlay $M By Type of Expenditure Figure 34 - Europe - Screening Transaction Capacity Billions of Transactions Figure 35 - Rest of World 2002-2010 Annual Baggage Screening Outlay $M By Expenditure Figure 36 - Remote Tele-Screening Threat Analysis Center& Integrated Screening-Threat Evaluation Infrastructure Figure 37 - Baggage Screening - Technology Evolution Timeline Figure 38 - Mailroom Screening - Technology Evolution Timeline Figure 39 - Mobile Mail Threat Detection Capabilities Installed on a Postal Van (artist concept) Figure 40 - Future People and Baggage Screening Checkpoint - Integrated People-Baggage Multi-Threat Portal (IPBP) (artist concept) Figure 41 - Traffic at an IPBP Site (artist concept) Figure 42 - Baggage-Parcel Screening with Fused Technologies, including Thermal Neutron Activation (TNA) (artist concept) Figure 43 - Baggage-Parcel Screening with Fused Technologies, including 3-D Terahertz Spectroscopy and Coherent X-Ray (artist concept) Figure 44 - Workflow at an integrated people-luggage portal (artist concept) Figure 45 - Future Fused Technology Multi-Function Screening Portal (artist concept) Figure 46 - Infrastructure Business Outlook 2002-2010 (By Territory) Figure 47 - US Airports Personnel Outlay 2002-2010 $M Figure 48 - USA Personnel Outlay 2002-2010 Figure 49 - Hand-Carried Baggage and Mail Screening Service Business Outlay 2002-2010 (USA and Worldwide) .

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• The University of York's Mailroom offers a variety of postal services via Royal Mail, below are some frequently asked questions relating to International Services and Registered/Recorded deliveries.
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• SAFE TO OPEN? Mailroom Security Training Program.
• Awareness to the need for mailroom security can be acquired by all staff and personnel regardless of their background and prior security training. SAFE TO OPEN? is a lively, self-paced multi-media training presentation that provides the necessary information and the motivation that will enhance security efforts. It is suitable and effective for all mailroom and other personnel as well as security professionals. ...
• A partial listing of topic headings includes: The Role of the Mailroom; How Secure is Your Mailroom?; Mail Terrorism; Types of Hazards; MailScreening Techniques and Equipment; Developing and Implementing a Mailroom Security Program. ...
• SAFE TO OPEN? will stimulate awareness and promote understanding of the critical role that is played by the mailroom in keeping all building occupants safe. It makes a compelling argument for the development of mailroom security procedures that will be effective in providing a measured and appropriate response to any perceived threat.
• To be aware of developments and events, as they relate to mailroom security, is to be a bit safer. ...
• We will continue to provide regular news updates relating to mail threats and hazards, and events and developments that affect mailroom safety.
• An unidentified package was spotted by security guards near the butane stores at the east side of the refinery late on Tuesday morning. ...

• Anthrax scare sparks changes in mailroom policies.
• The previously familiar mailroom where students frequently jogged in and out, stuffing friends' boxes with treats, sending out mass surveys or notices, and sometimes retrieving mail illegally without their keys, was forbidden to all but a few authorized personnel soon after Sept. ...
• Shortly after the new changes were implemented, allowing only Barb Kelly, her assistants, and mail delivery personnel into the mailroom, a member of the administration received what Kelly called a "suspicious letter". The letter turned out to be harmless, and no other threatening mail has appeared since, but several boxes of Evolution brand powder-free latex gloves still sit atop the filing cabinets in the middle of the narrow hallway of the mailroom.
• There were other reasons for shutting the mailroom door, however, and it appears the changes are permanent. ...
• Priester compared the mailroom to the post office. Students were constantly running in and out of the mailroom, Priester said.
• No one had anything like (our open door mailroom). Security. ...
• In the previous, more lax, system, "an event would mean the entire campus would be shut down because everyone went in the mailroom. There was no way to control security issues," Priester said.
• "It tightens down security in here…Businesses aren't even allowed back here anymore to stuff their own mailers. ...

• 93 Generally, high security level mailrooms are staffed with at least three ISOs, while medium security level mailrooms are generally staffed with two ISOs. ...
• Inside the institution's mailroom, the ISOs first compare each individually addressed mail item to a current SENTRY inmate roster to both confirm the inmate name and to ensure that they only open and inspect mail for inmates who are presently housed at that institution. ... This attempted drug introduction was detected by the institution's mailroom staff. ...
• In addition, Figure 9 shows an attempt (also successfully detected by mailroom staff) by an outside contact to introduce morphine into an institution by hiding the drug underneath a postage stamp affixed to a letter addressed to an inmate. ...
• The primary objective of an inspection is to detect contraband, while the objective of random reading is to gather intelligence information about inmates' criminal activities and other security concerns within an institution. ...
• Outgoing mail from inmates from low and minimum security level institutions may be sealed by the inmates. Outgoing mail, except legal mail, from inmates in a medium or high security level institution must be left unsealed by the inmates and is subject to inspection and random reading. However, inmates' outgoing mail regardless of the institution's security level may be inspected and read upon approval of the warden, if there is evidence to suggest that criminal activity is occurring or there is a threat to the orderly running of the institution. ...

• Mailroom, task force, security gear up to thwart bioterrorism at the Hutch.
• Mailroom worker Million Hagos sorts envelopes by mailstop, using gloves to help protect against potential anthrax infections.
• As an institution dedicated to saving lives, the Hutchinson Center is an unlikely target for anti-American terrorists, said Jack Cusack, security manager. ...
• Heightened alertness and the wearing of gloves in the mailroom. ...
• Members will come from all corners of the Hutch, including laboratories, clinical, facilities, engineering, security, environmental health services, materiel management and public health, said Debbie Shiozaki, Environmental Health and Safety manager. ...
• Central mailroom.
• A big advantage the Hutch already has is that all outside mail is sorted in a central mailroom where it can be examined before being distributed, containing any threat of exposure. ...
• Mailroom supervisor Terry Brown and his five-member staff now wear gloves when they sort the 3,500 pieces of mail the Hutch receives each morning. ...
• Cusack has arranged with the local postal inspector to provide mailroom staff with a one-hour training session on suspicious packages, set for this Friday afternoon. He also stays in touch with security staff at all levels of government. ...
• Cusack praised the Hutch mailroom staff for its professionalism and dedication.
• "If we receive questionable packages, Terry will alert security as necessary, and we'll handle them case-by-case. ...
• While Center faculty and staff can be confident that the mail they receive has been thoroughly inspected - not only by the Center's mailroom, but before that by the U. ...
• If that happens, Cusack urges faculty and staff to first call security at Ext. ...
• Normally, however, faculty and staff are encouraged to set aside suspicious mail and call security. ...

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• "Neopost is proud to be meeting the security requirements of the US and Canadian postal authorities by integrating Certicom’s ECC technology. ...
• Market-leading European mailroom equipment and logistics systems company to embed ECC for Increased Speed and Security in Digital Postage Marks.
• (TSX: CIC), a leading provider of wireless security solutions, has licensed its Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) to Neopost, the leading European and number two worldwide supplier of mailing solutions. Neopost is using the Security Builder® Crypto™ toolkit to embed ECC-based security into its mailing systems to create a secure, cost-effective way to generate Digital Postage Marks (DPMs) that meet the stringent requirements of the North American postal officials. ...
• The need for strong security in mailing systems has grown dramatically with the emergence of DPMs. In the digital era, security is a key concern in verifying a DPM. With Security Builder Crypto, Neopost has integrated an ECC-based digital signature to authenticate a DPM in its digital mailing systems. Because ECC uses smaller key sizes to offer equivalent security, the machine can produce a signature notably smaller than competing schemes. ...
• Commenting on the agreement, Thierry Le Jaoudour, R/D manager at Neopost, said: “Neopost is proud to be meeting the security requirements of the US and Canadian postal authorities by integrating Certicom’s ECC technology into some of our key mailing systems for the North American market. Not only is the security built into our machines strong and reliable, but it also gives us considerable competitive edge due to its efficiency in signature size and speed. ...
• “We are pleased to add Neopost to the growing list of market-leading companies that has endorsed ECC-based security for its size and strength. This is a significant recognition of our intellectual property and validates our cryptographic toolkits as the most efficient security implementations for constrained environments,” said Roy Pereira, director, product management at Certicom. “Our Security Builder toolkits enables Neopost to integrate ECC digital signatures and other security mechanisms quickly and easily into their mailing systems in order to conform with the strict demands of the North American postal officials. ...

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• Homeland security requires enterprises to identify real threats and to proportion their efforts to meet them. Achieving this goal will be difficult, because effective homeland security covers many areas.
• Enterprises need to understand the complexities of homeland security to identify the real threats, devote the right proportion of time and money to meeting them, and remain competitive. ... 11 terrorist attacks provoked intense concern for homeland security and underscored the need for a "nationwide" effort (see “Disaster Recovery in Real Time: Report From Ground Zero”). ...
• Homeland security demands a uniform effort from everyone across the United States and across all industries. ...
• Whether asked to do much or little, enterprises will play a crucial role in homeland security because today's computing and business environment offers a vast number of potential vulnerabilities. ... Thus, homeland security requires careful planning and a finely calibrated response from enterprises so that they don't overspend or mobilize against the wrong threats. ...
• government will shoulder the biggest burden in ensuring homeland security. ... Centralizing control of security operations will not work in a highly distributed "cyberworld. ...
• "Homeland security demands a uniform effort from everyone across the United States and across all industries. ...
• Homeland security will require the federal government to lead a few big efforts. ...
• The government itself has to become better at sharing information relevant to homeland security. ...
• Gartner proposes that the Office of Homeland Security build a national knowledge management infrastructure — an effort that will require a commitment on the same order as the Manhattan Project that developed the first atomic bomb (see “Homeland Security Needs National Knowledge Management”).
• Enterprises in crucial areas such as government and infrastructure will need to rethink their security plans from the ground up. ...
• Homeland security won't alter the security strategies and initiatives of most enterprises. ... Homeland security will further complicate an already complex security landscape. ... 11, most enterprises didn't know what they spent on security because the costs were spread among various business units, as well as the IS organization, and occurred in a distributed computing environment. At the same time, the importance of information security has grown as enterprises put more of their business online. To "get a handle" on threats and to spend at the right level and in the right places, the enterprise needs a comprehensive view of information security expenditures, such as the one offered by Gartner's total cost of ownership model (see “Know How Much Homeland Cybersecurity Will Cost You”). ...

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