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Homeland Security

Magal gets Order for Security System at U.S. Border Crossing

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Wednesday, February 4th, 2009

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Israel's Magal Security Systems, Ltd. [MAGS] says its U.S. subsidiary has received a $1 million order to supply a security and protection system for a major U.S. international border crossing. The system includes mobile and thermal cameras for border perimeter protection, a people tracking and inspection matrix based on radio frequency identification technology, access and gate control, with wireless information broadcast for personnel and vehicles, managed by Magal's FORTIS command and control module. "We are adding a leading customer reference…

Congress

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