Made4Biz Dynamic Security Press Release

Press Release

January 1, 2006 

Security Syndication using Dynamic Security

Made4Biz Dynamic Security announces development of the security syndication capability, to be offered as an option for Made4Biz Dynamic Security customers. By correlating physical and ICT security information, Dynamic Security is able to offer a wide array of unique solutions that help organizations achieve better security management.

The Security Syndication functionality is designed to help syndicate security information using an approach that sheds new light on the big regional picture.

Before they attack, terrorists learn the target’s security routine by performing a series of reconnaissance observations. Many of those observations are disguised as a simple parked car with a driver inside or pretending to fix a problem (hood open, wheel change…).

Terrorists will usually perform reconnaissance on more than one target site in order to choose the softest one for their attack.

Security professionals recognize such reconnaissance activities as potential threats that are hard to deal with, because the burden of proving malicious intention is heavy.

Dynamic Security, through its new syndication functionality, is the first product to support a practical method of detecting pre-attack reconnaissance activities before they mature into a full fledged attack.

Dynamic Security leverages on its built-in Security Incident Reporting Mechanism to share isolated observation events with other Dynamic Security customers in the same region. This allows Dynamic Security to correlate observations throughout the region and signals the occurrence of observation activity.

Thus, if an observation event was detected at one organization and syndicated to all the Dynamic Security customers in the region, the next observation detected at any syndicated organization will be regarded as a second event and will be immediately acted upon accordingly.

The value of security information syndication and its ability to show the big picture is already being used by some terror - sensitive organizations and has been proven successful in preventing terror attacks.

The new functionality is due to be commercially released in the third quarter of 2006.