תערוכת 2014 LAAD SECURITY - מצגת HLS בפורטוגזית

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• #4: Analysts expect the global spending on homeland security to reach US$344.5 billion in the year 2022, up from $178 billion in 2010, with significant growth segments in aviation security, communications, data and cyber security and counter terrorism. The most dominant market is the U.S., with large growth markets evolving in Brazil, Mexico, Russia, China, India, Vietnam and the Middle East. Israel’s HLS related export grew from $1.09 billion in 2011 to $1.4 billion, in 2012.
• #5: US vs. ChinaUS: From market share of 32.7% in 2012 to 23.1% in 2022China: From market share of 15.3% in 2012 to 19.1% in 2022
• #6: As a world-leading HLS technology provider, Israel’s security is founded on innovative, cutting edge technologies, operationally proven methodologies and comprehensive training and qualification of human resources. The solutions provided by Israeli companies are often customized and balanced to meet specific customer requirements. These solutions also rely on extensive operational experience in countering terror and management of emergencies, gained through years of cooperation with government agencies. Such capabilities are shared with Israel’s allies and partners throughout the world.The technologies essential to Israel’s security have evolved over three generations, addressing a broad spectrum of threats. Today, Israel’s security relies mostly on domestically developed, matured and tested capabilities, maintaining high level of security while ensuring quality of life for ordinary citizens. Key technologies developed to support the nation’s unique security requirements include explosive detection, forensics, intelligence, telecommunication and network security, biometricsand cyber security.Border protection and surveillance, virtual and physical perimeter protection are among the primary fields of expertise of Israeli security exporters. Specialized systems are also offered for the inspection of vehicles and cargo, countering potential terror attacks; jamming of wireless remote controllers of IEDs, as part of more comprehensive explosive ordnance disposal measures, unmanned systems, ballistic armor protection, riot control solutions and non-lethal measures for law enforcement. Communications surveillance and security, information processing and cyber security complete Israel’s range of HLS offerings, Addressing all needs at the national level, government agencies and municipal levels.
• #8: Israeli companies are involved in security projects worldwide, as prime contractors or partners. Israeli security services and technologies are involved in securing major sports, entertainment, and mega-public events worldwide, including the Olympic Games in Atlanta and Athens, African Cup of Nations and the Pan-American games in Rio. Israeli security systems protect some of the major symbols of western civilization, including Buckingham Palace, the Vatican, and the Eiffel Tower. These systems also secure the largest aviation hubs and seaports in the world, including JFK (New York City), Heathrow (London), and Changi (Singapore) airports. Furthermore, Israeli trainers support some of the finest police and counter-terror units around the globe.
• #11: Israeli companies are positioned at the forefront of border and perimeter protection, offering sophisticated electronic fencing, covert "virtual fences" and underwater sensors and obstacles used worldwide in border security, preventing human trafficking and smuggling. These obstacles are enhanced by video motion detection, radar, seismic, magnetic and electro-optical sensors increasing probability of detection while minimizing false alarms. Utilized as part of infrastructure protection solutions, these technologies also integrate a wide range of access controls, tampering sensors, biometrics and video monitoring and analysis systems. At the border passages advanced systems are screening people, vehicles, and cargo, ensuring that open borders do not become a security risk. Operational concepts are also enhanced by aerostats, autonomous unmanned aerial, ground and maritime vehicles enabling small forces to control large areas with minimal resources.
• #12: By far the most dominant sector in terms of homeland security investments, safeguarding modern transportation has become a major concern for developed nations worldwide. Israel's expertise in this field includes perimeter security, access management and surveillance by various means, including radar, imaging and biometric. Integrated control systems offer efficient monitoring airports, seaports, metropolitan transportation hubs and mass transit systems. Complementing these capabilities are specific solutions from biometric identification systems and e-passports to screening systems and sensors detecting explosives, and mass-video monitoring and behavioral analysis, applicable for the security of mass transport systems and managing crowds at mega events.
• #13: With rapidly growing mega-cities, the ‘smart city’ embraces modern technologies for improved municipal and medical services, transportation infrastructure, control and security. By implementing advanced data processing, communications and decision support tools authorities can better serve and safeguard the population while improving respond in case of emergency. Directly supporting law enforcement, traffic management, municipal organizations and first responders, smart-city facilities improve emergency management and continuity of critical services in the urban domain. Smart-City projects rely extensively on communications, information technology, command and control for monitoring and optimizing asset management. Utilizing digital maps and geographical information systems (GIS) to establish a clear situational picture and assist authorities in emergency response situations. Advanced image processing and video analytics are used for vehicle detection, human face recognition, and video motion detection, supporting security and counter terror requirements, enhancing surveillance, and adding new dimensions to safeguarding modern urban life.
• #14: Since the creation of cyberspace and the internet Israeli security experts and scientists have positioned the country at the forefront of cyber defense, developing everything from the basic building blocks of network security, data encryption and information protection to integrated system providing monitoring, simulation and rapid response in the event of cyber attacks. The Israeli government has recently established a national cyber center, with the goals to coordinate the research, development, legislation and preparedness among the academy, private and public sector, to enhance the protection and minimize vulnerability of the country’s commercial, industrial and public sector to hacking, cyber crime and cyber attacks.
• #15: At the leading edge, tactical teams benefit from a comprehensive array of personal gear including highly configurable combat webbing, helmets, bulletproof vests, inserts and vehicle armoring offering high level of protection, EOD suits, jammers, transportable shields, robotics for bomb disposal; non-lethal weapons and lethal weapons, specialized ammunition, forced entry and breaching and other assault measures and more. Popular accessories including light visible and covert illuminators, weapon sights and sensors facilitating rapid and effective target acquisition, discrimination of targets behind corners or under cover, or gunshot and sniper detection systems. Comprehensive training equipment and services are also available, to develop and maintain the human skills in operating such systems.
• #16: Israeli companies are also offering cutting edge technologies for intelligence collection, command, control and communications. Handling large amounts of data, automatic translation and processing information are all important capabilities provided by Israeli companies. Other tools are designed for the legal and national authorities, to conduct lawful interception, network surveillance and investigation in cyberspace.
• #17: Effective Preparedness, Response and Recovery (PRR) are critical aspects of emergency management, for saving lives, containing and minimizing the damage. Emergency management has been the responsibility of Israel’s homeland security authorities, assisted by locally developed solutions. Among these are information and decision support systems assisting emergency forces in prioritizing operations in the effected area. Communications systems enable rapid establishment of ad-hoc networking services. Chemical, Biological and Radiological, Nuclear explosive (CBRNe) sensors, are used to monitor hazardous materials in the affected areas while defensive systems providing adequate protection to civil population and first responders. Israel is one of few world leading suppliers of collective and individual CBRNe protection, for personnel, vehicles, shelters, medical teams and mobile facilities. The country also offers radiological monitoring and detection systems.Specialized vehicles, including remotely operated vehicles (ROV) and aircraft are available to carry out missions in hazardous and CBRNe contaminated areas. Israel also maintains a Center for Counter CBRN Terrorism, offering risk assessment, the development of guidelines, and training for emergency services and first responders. Remotely operated and unmanned systems enable safe and effective response to emergency in hazardous environment typical of CBRNE and other hazardous materials (HAZMAT).
• #19: As an emerging area, HLS opens a wide field for cooperation, where companies open and willing to share and collaborate can prosper. Israeli solutions are often incorporated in larger systems, as ‘Other Equipment Manufacturer’ (OEM) systems, with companies commonly employ an open approach to partnering with local or international providers. As prime contractors, they integrate complete systems while as subcontractors, providing products, applications, and services to ensure that the client receives an optimal, affordable, and usable solution. Israeli companies work closely with prime security integrators worldwide, including 3M, Boeing, Embraer, Finmeccanica, G4S, Honeywell, IBM, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Raytheon, SAIC, Safran, Siemens, Thales, Tyco among many others.
• #20: Aerospace, Defense & HLS Department"Your gateway to Israel's Security Industry" The Aerospace, Defense & HLS Department of Israel's Export & International Cooperation Institute represents over 400 exporting companies in the homeland security arena. By providing a wide range of export-oriented services to Israeli companies, and complementary services to the international business community, the institute helps to build successful joint ventures, strategic alliances, and trade partnerships. Israel's Export & International Cooperation Institute Supported by over 2,600 member firms, private sector bodies, and the Israeli government, the Israel Export & International Cooperation Institute promotes business relationships between Israeli exporters and overseas businesses and organizations.
• #23: Paris Airshow 2013IEICI is the prime contractor and organizer of the Israeli pavilion at the Paris Air Show, the world’s largest aerospace exhibition. The national Israeli pavilion will host _____ companies, representing the broad base capabilities of Israel’s aerospace industries.Milipol 2013IEICI is the prime contractor and organizer of the Israeli pavilion at Milipol 2013 security exhibition, the world’s largest HLS, law enforcement and security event. The national Israeli pavilion will host _____ companies, representing the broad base capabilities of Israel’s HLS industries.Singapore Airshow 2014IEICI is the prime contractor and organizer of the Israeli pavilion at the Singapore Air Show 2014, the largest aerospace exhibition in Asia. The national Israeli pavilion will host _____ companies, representing the broad base capabilities of Israel’s aerospace industries.