Security Experts Available to Comment on Wide Range of Security Issues from International Security Conference and Expo 3/20/2003
From: Security Industry Association, 703-683-0392 News Advisory: As America strengthens its home front... -- How can communities and local governments responsibly and calmly prepare to meet the threat of terrorism? -- What role does the private sector play in homeland security? -- What types and what role does security technology play in protecting the home front? -- When do cameras in public places cross the line and how do we balance public safety against personal privacy? Security experts are prepared to answer those questions and others on a wide range of security issues from the International Security Conference and Expo When: March 26-27 Where: Las Vegas, Nevada Speak to security experts including: Richard Chace, executive director, Security Industry Association An articulate security professional with international experience, Richard Chace brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to any discussion about homeland security. Formed in 1969, the SIA is an international trade association promoting professionalism within the security industry by providing education, research, and technical standards for security methods and systems. SIA has more than 300 member companies representing manufacturers, distributors, and others. SIA members are involved in CCTV, access control, biometrics, computer security, fire/burglar alarms, and home automation. Chace has worked as an advisor to government and law enforcement on a wide range of security matters: -- U.S. Department of Commerce, U.S. Census Bureau - electronic security technology -- National Institute of Justice - Cybercrime and Cyberterrorism Summit -- Testimony before U.S. House of Representatives, Subcommittee on Terrorism and Homeland Security -- International Association of Chiefs of Police - Closed Circuit TV & Public Safety In general, SIA is a great resource for security-related segments. If you'd like to get in touch with Richard Chace, please contact him directly at SIA, 703-683-0392, or via e-mail: chace@siaonline.org |