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| When planning airport security and safety systems, it must be borne in |
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| mind that an airport is primarily a civilian and economic entity. The security |
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| program must therefore be formulated so as not to pose a target in itself. |
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| The wide variety of potential risks demand that security staff, backed by |
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| the most advanced technology and equipment, be aware of all relevant |
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| possibilities in order to take appropriate preventative and deterrent |
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| measures. |
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| The security forces in Israel have dealt with such situations at an intensive |
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| level over the years and have done so with marked success while |
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| preventing heavy loss of life or disruption of economic activity. |
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| NETACS' personnel contributed to this outstanding effort as members of |
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| Israel's security forces and now, we offer our professionalism and |
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| expertise in providing integrated seamless security systems to our |
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| customers. |
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| On-going security projects currently being implemented by us provide us |
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| and our clients with real-time updates. As a result, our know-how and |
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| methods are state of the art and honed to counter even the most |
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| contemporary threats. |
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| NETACS' highly effective security concept is based on the principle of |
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| security circles. |
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| The first and outermost circle consists of a perimeter defense system that |
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| integrates technical means, electronic means and personnel. |
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| In the inner circles, restricted areas are defined and control points are |
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| established in order to close off and control passage. |
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| Security systems built on technical means and trained personnel, are |
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| established. |
Airports and Aviation 
