Surveillance Biometric and Behavioral-suspect Detection Market to Reach $3.2 Billion by 2016, Says Homeland Security Research

In an attempt to mitigate crime and terror, the global installed base of more than 45-million surveillance systems has been experiencing dramatic growth throughout the last decade. The current decade will be marked by the fusion of surveillance with biometrics and human behavioral signatures, which will create a new multibillion premium security market of surveillance-based remote biometric and behavioral suspect detection.  read more

Terrorist Detection Market to Reach $6,300 Million by 2014, Says Homeland Security Research

The suicide bomber attack at Moscow's airport, which killed dozens of people, could have been defeated if the airport security authorities had installed standoff suicide terrorist detection technologies equipment in front of the airport entrances. These systems detect the terrorist's explosives at a safe distance and automatically close the airport terminal gates, preventing the terrorist's entrance until the cause of the alarm cleared. read more