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Homeland Security

VUANCE Supplies Automated Security Controls to Daytona Airport

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Wednesday, April 15th, 2009

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VUANCE Ltd. [VUNC] is supplying its Managed Automated Security Controls (MASC) system to the Daytona Beach International Airport. VUANCE will develop a security system that monitors and controls all activity and movement through the MASC graphical interface, creating a security communications network within the airport. The system will provide first responders and command and control entities at all levels real-time, actionable intelligence. The system will also be supporting the largest iris scan biometric access control project in a U.S. airport.…

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