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ISC's
aviation security consultants have decades of experience in the field and were personally
involved in planning and establishing the security systems of TWA, American Airlines,
Northwestern, Continental, Delta, El Al and dozens of other airlines. Among ISC's senior
managers who were among the security experts who developed the "Profile System"
of airline security which began in Israel and has now been adopted the many international
airlines. They were involved in the systems implementation in the United States and
Europe. ISC Aviation services are:
Risk Analysis
Security Audits
Cargo Security
In addition, ISC expert have been involved in the planning
security systems for many airports, around the world.
Terrorist and contraband smuggling activities continue worldwide.
Operations are increasingly complex and sophisticated. Therefore, security systems must be
equally - or more - sophisticated, in order to detect such activities and prevent or deter
their implementation. In this field ISC has been innovative in the following areas:
* Development of security systems for airports and
airlines, tailored to client
requirements and requests
* Personnel training for airline employees to increase
their aware-ness
* Security services, including security personnel, for
specialized missions
The ISC organization provides aviation security services at airports
throughout the world. Several of our consultants, at the firm where they were previously
employed, were instrumental in establishing numerous major projects for leading airline
clients, a few of which are briefly described below:
* The design and development of aviation security
program for American Airline's
international
operations. Continued perfor-mance of quality
assurance audits and drills of
the security system for
AA; introduction of a newly designed Cargo Security
program for this major airline.
* Design and development of a security program for
TWA world-wide. This program was
implemented at
airports throughout Europe and the Middle East.
After two years, the system
was in place and the
original security firm was phased out of the operation,
TWA continues
to use this highly effective program.
* Starting in 1989, after Lockerbie: design and
development of security programs for Pan
American World Airways which were implemented
at nearly 30 international airports, including seven in
the U.S.A.
* Design, planning and establishment of security
programs for several fleets of corporate
jets of major
U.S., European, and Middle and Far Eastern
concerns.
* Seminars for FAA Civil Aviation Security Specialists
on Profiling and Quality Assurance
Techniques.
* Participated in security engineering and program
operations design for several major
international
airports.
* Surveys and security audits for USAir at stations in
the United States and Canada
(Charlotte,
Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, etc.), and training of USAir
agents in Toronto, Ottowa and Montreal.
* Cargo security
ISC proposes to conduct a Cargo Security Survey.
The purpose of the survey would
be to study the
existing security procedures at each particular station,
and the specific
issues related to that station.
The result would be to devise a system with
accompanying procedures which would contribute to
cargo operations, and not hamper them.
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