Read I-SEC's Article about Profiling in ASI Magazine
Tuesday, 03 November 2009 14:41
Aviation Security International (ASI), a world-renowned magazine in the aviation security industry, has published an article by Mark Kenney titled ''Profiling: in tandem with technology". Mark works as a security consultant and instructor for I-SEC and benefits from extensive experience in the security industry. The article provides “an introduction to modern-day profiling methodology and discusses the hurdles that need to be overcome, such as discrimination, in order for the benefits of the approach to be universally embraced.” and is published in the October 2009 issue of ASI.
I-SEC is pleased to announce the win of a new contract with a major American airline in NRT, Japan. I-SEC will provide passenger screening services to the airline in NRT as of January 2010. This new contract is an extension to the security services we are currently providing for the client’s operation in NRT, which covers up to 30 daily international departures.
I-SEC Awarded New Contract with Major UK Airline at CDG, France
Monday, 10 August 2009 09:15
I-SEC International Security B.V. proudly announces its acquisition of a new 3-year contract with a major UK airline to supply aviation security services at Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris, France. I-SEC has already commenced the service which is providing security to all flights departing Paris to the UK.
Additionally, the UK carrier has awarded I-SEC an extension of its existing contract at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam, Netherlands. I-SEC is pleased to have been selected by the carrier following an extensive and thorough selection process.
New Pro-Check International B.V. Website
Monday, 13 July 2009 09:11
A new Pro-Check International B.V. website has been launched. Pro-Check International, a subsidiary of I-SEC International Security B.V., has been providing high quality services and consulting to our clients in the field of aviation security for over 20 years. Currently Pro-Check oversees and supervises all High-Risk flights out of Amsterdam Schiphol airport.
I-SEC Preparing to Provide Security Services at VLC, Spain
Monday, 06 April 2009 13:55
Continuing its expansion in Europe, I-SEC International Security B.V. has been awarded a new contract with a major U.S. airline to provide security services at its new station in Valencia Airport (VLC) in Spain. I-SEC is currently preparing for the operation which will commence on June 6, 2009.
Additionally, I-SEC Romania S.R.L. will resume its operation at Bucharest International Airport (OTP) when that carrier resumes its seasonal flights on June 2, 2009.
Doron Zicher, I-SEC Managing Director, stated, “I am enthusiastic about the continued growth of I-SEC and our client airlines’ ongoing trust in our ability to provide the highest professional security services.”
I-SEC Providing Security Services at NRT, Japan and LGW, England
Thursday, 15 January 2009 15:26
I-SEC International Security is starting off the year 2009 with the expansion of its operations to include Narita International Airport in Tokyo, Japan (NRT) and London Gatwick International Airport (LGW) in the UK, following the recent award of two new contracts.
I-SEC's new subsidiary, I-SEC Japan, has officially opened its office at Narita and commenced providing security services on January 15, 2009 to a major US airline. NRT is this carrier's largest hub outside the USA, with more than 20 daily flights to destinations in Asia and in the USA. NRT is I-SEC's first non-European station, and is expected to be followed by others.
I-SEC UK also commenced a new operation on January 15, 2009, providing specialized security services at LGW to a major US carrier, which it already provides services to at London Heathrow Airport (LHR).
Aviation Security International (ASI), a world-renowned magazine in the aviation security industry, has published an article by Mark Kenney titled ''Profiling: in tandem with technology". Mark works as a security consultant and instructor for I-SEC and benefits from extensive experience in the security industry. The article provides “an introduction to modern-day profiling methodology and discusses the hurdles that need to be overcome, such as discrimination, in order for the benefits of the approach to be universally embraced.” and is published in the October 2009 issue of ASI.