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Spring 2008 Set For Launch of The Counter Terrorist Magazine

Miami, FL (PRWEB) December 16, 2007

Security Solutions International (SSI) eyes Spring 2008 as launch date for their new print publication, The Counter Terrorist. SSI began with the help of real-world operators from Israel’s elite units; individuals committed to providing state-of-the-art training to organizations throughout the world to combat terrorism.

The Counter Terrorist’s mission is to provide technical information necessary to assist America’s first responders in successfully dealing with, and defeating terrorism within the United States and other countries. All information and training comes from current real-world experiences and operators that have been, and are directly involved in combating terrorism. In addition to the new publication, SSI disseminates information via an electronic intelligence newsletter sent to over 100,000 first responders throughout the world.

The Counter Terrorist magazine will be a full-color, glossy publication which will initially be mailed to over 10,000 verified SSI subscribers. This internationally distributed magazine will contain critical information on topics such as:

The Radical Islamic Threat

Internet Jihad

Infrastructure Protection

Mass Casualty Protection

School Shooting Threat Assessments

Iraq: Experience Gained in Fighting Terror

Intelligence Gathering

Natural Disaster Planning

and many more – knowledge no first responder can afford to be without!

Heading up The Counter Terrorist’s editorial staff is newly-appointed editor/publisher, Connie Bond.

“We are honored to have Connie join SSI’s team of professionals in launching The Counter Terrorist, as she brings a strong knowledge base and a vast experience in all phases of law enforcement and military publications,” notes Henry Morgenstern, President of SSI.

Connie’s tenure as editor/publisher of The Police Marksman magazine for the past 20 years, has given her firsthand experience in facilitating meaningful information-sharing between federal, state, local and private-sector public safety officials, uniquely qualifying her to lead The Counter Terrorist magazine.

Originally from Alabama, Connie recently moved to Southeastern Idaho where she enjoys outdoor activities as often as possible. Connie is a graduate of Auburn University. She may be reached at (208) 552-9680 or at idahobelle@datawav.net

For more information on subscriptions to The Counter Terrorist and/or for advertising info

Contact:

Henry Morgenstern, President

Security Solutions International LLC

14300 SW 129th Street, Suite 204

Miami,FL 33186

(786) 573-3999 – phone, (786) 573-2090 – Fax

(contact @ securitysolutionsint.com)

http://www.homelandsecurityssi.com

SSI® – Security Solutions International develops and delivers training for first responders in the US in counter terror planning and implementation. SSI has trained federal, state and local agencies based on global best practices and experience on security and compliance practices. SSI offerings cover security and counter-terror awareness and operational training, threat assessment techniques, hospital emergency preparedness, building safety, aviation sector processes and school safety training.

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IEM Selected by Office for Domestic Preparedness (ODP) to Help State and Local Jurisdictions Prevent, Respond & Recover from Terrorist Acts

BATON ROUGE, LA (PRWEB) July 16, 2004

IEM, Inc., the Baton Rouge-based emergency management and homeland security consultant, will help state and local governments and other agencies around the U.S. identify and deter weapons of mass destruction (WMD) and other terrorist incidents under a $ 2.8 million technical assistance contract from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Office for Domestic Preparedness (ODP).

IEM Director of Homeland Security Wayne Thomas said that IEM will work with state and local jurisdictions in formulating prevention plans and other activities that focus on critical tasks directly applicable to preventing threats or acts of terrorism. These activities fall within five functional areas – collaboration among public and private sector agencies, information sharing, risk management to reduce vulnerability of targets, threat recognition and intervention to stop terrorists by force.

“Terrorism preparedness has a twin focus: it is guided by national policy and funding allocations, but it is implemented locally,” Thomas explained. “The success of such efforts hinges directly on the extent and quality of collaboration between federal agencies, state and local governments, and special needs jurisdictions. This ODP program strikes to the heart of this challenge. By closely collaborating on strategies with ODP and state and local customers, IEM can help to identify the most innovative and effective solutions to homeland security challenges.”

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IEM builds solutions for complex homeland security, defense, information technology, and program integration challenges, accomplishing real and sustainable results for government, industry and community. Headquartered in Baton Rouge, La., IEM maintains offices in Washington, D.C.; Salt Lake City, Utah; Abingdon, Md.; Atlanta; Anniston, Ala., and Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Learn more about IEM at http://www.ieminc.com

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