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Market Research Report

2010 U.S. Physical Security Solutions within the Mass Transit Areas

Published by Frost & Sullivan
Published June, 2010 Product code 122009
Content info 88 Pages
Price
US $ 10000 Web Access (Regional License)
US $ 10500 Hard Copy & Web Access (Regional License)


2010 U.S. Physical Security Solutions within the Mass Transit Areas published by Frost & Sullivan in June, 2010. This report consists of 88 Pages and the price starts from US $ 10000.

Introduction

Abstract

This study covers status and trends in video surveillance systems, access control systems, and intrusion detection systems as used at U.S. mass transit facilities. Technology, system integration, and infrastructure issues are covered. The overall research objective is to measure the need for physical security as perceived by facility / security managers in the mass transit industry. The research also: - Determines why physical security is necessary in mass transit facilities - Measures the steps that security decision makers are taking to manage / minimize risks - Evaluates the security system technology selection process - Analyzes the effectiveness of security technology providers in helping to manage / minimize risks

Table of Contents

Research Objectives and Method Details

Executive Summary

Physical Security within the Mass Transit Industry

Steps to Manage/Minimize Risk to Facilities

Video Surveillance Systems Details

Access Control Systems Details

Intrusion Detection Systems Details

Technology/System Integration and Infrastructure

Security System Technologies Selection Process

Appendices

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