Homeland Security

Israeli Defense Budget: 52 Billion NIS
Initial publication of the Israeli defense establishment's budget for the coming years: the budget will stand at 51 billion NIS in 2014 and rise to 59 billion in 2018. A senior defense establishment official: "the most is in longer spreading of industry payments"
IsraelDefense
13/5/2013
Smart Stadium
Mer Group sets up C2, security and CCTV systems at the new Netanya stadium in the framework of a seven million NIS project
IsraelDefense
8/5/2013
Protecting Brazil's Western Border
A subsidiary of Elbit Systems to provide electro-optic systems for Brazilian Sisfron border protection program
IsraelDefense
29/4/2013
The Goal: Maintaining Communication Continuity
As a result of various wartime or natural disaster scenarios, communication networks can sustain severe damage. How do the various organizations and agencies prepare in order to ensure uninterrupted communication during an emergency, and what are the available solutions? A special review
Moriya Ben-Yosef
13/4/2013
New C2 System
UVision unveils a command and control system for use in its UAVs at the LAAD expo, as well as upgrades to the WASP and Blade Arrow UAVs
IsraelDefense
10/4/2013
Advanced Observation and Surveillance Vehicle
Plassan Sasa will present the Spider-SC1 vehicle, equipped with advanced intelligence and C4I systems and intended for HLS missions, at the LAAD 2013 expo, which will begin tomorrow
Moriya Ben-Yosef
8/4/2013
Worldwide Security
From the Terra Cotta warriors in China to royal palaces in Europe, Israeli security companies are reaching almost every place
Moriya Ben-Yosef
9/3/2013
99.999% of the Time
The Israeli Ministry of Defense is making sure all competing groups meet the terms of the large tender for constructing the IDF’s server farm near the announcement fo the winner
Moriya Ben-Yosef
8/3/2013
Israeli UAVs to Secure Confederations Cup
The Brazilian air force will use four Hermes 450 UAVs to secure the soccer games in South America in the coming summer
Moriya Ben-Yosef
24/2/2013
RBtec Develops New Sensor Cable
The company has developed a passive sensor cable for perimeter protection and securing sites smaller than 600 meters. The cable incorporates protection against animals, and can be installed in distant sites and in harsh conditions
IsraelDefense
20/2/2013
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