FFT manufactures and deliver highly reliable and advanced intrusion detection solutions for various industries
The conference also allows the attendees the opportunity to learn first-hand from the industry's leaders

ACI-NA Public Safety & Security Conference - 2013 will be held in Toronto, Ontario, Canada from the 12th –15th August 2013. The conference is dedicated to bringing together high-level TSA and FAA 2013 officials with airport safety and security professionals, providing the opportunity to discuss and share the latest public safety and security issues facing airports today and in the future.

The conference also allows the attendees the opportunity to learn first-hand from the industry's leaders and find out more about new advanced technologies & aviation trends.

FFT’s Manager, Homeland Security – Americas, Pat Bannon said “A familiar scene in airports anywhere is people removing shoes, keys, laptops and liquids, in order to pass through security check points. Carry-on luggage scanned and passengers are screened. While these play an important role in securing airports, they should never be considered the total security solution. Outside the terminal, perimeter security is key to any airport security strategy, and is both fundamental and critical to ensuring passenger safety and effective Airport risk management”.

“With over hundreds of FFT fibre optic perimeter intrusion detection systems installed worldwide and as the global leader in fibre optic intrusion detection systems, we're delighted to sponsor and be present at ACI-NA 2013 Public Safety & Security Conference this year.” he added

FFT manufactures and deliver highly reliable and advanced intrusion detection solutions for various industries ranging from: Airports, Government, Military, Defence, Oil and Gas, Utilities well as to a broad range of commercial organisations.

FFT’s technology is supported by a global network of expert technical support engineers and accredited partners located around the world, delivering technical support services in more than 55 countries.

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