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    1. Perimeter Security
    2. Physical Hardening

    FFT releases 2012 edition of Boundaries of Security Report'

    Jan. 6, 2012
    Report features market research and emerging industry trends
    Related To: Future Fibre Technologies Inc.

    Following the enormous popularity of previous editions of the Boundaries of Security Report, the 2012 edition of this global resource for security industry professionals was launched online today.

    The 110 page annual report was originally published in 2010 by designers and manufacturers of the world's leading fibre optic intrusion detection technologies, Future Fibre Technologies, and has quickly become a 'must-have' resource for all forward-thinking security consultants and industry professionals.

    Previous editions of Boundaries of Security received exceptional reviews from security experts including Ian Bergman, Government Liaison Manager at Dyesol Ltd, who said the report analyses complex and inter-related issues (technical, policy and human nature) in a very balanced and logical way, reflecting reality rather than hype.

    "It touches on many subtleties in the area of perimeter protection, identifying strengths and weaknesses of the industries technologies very well in an obviously unbiased way," he said.

    The new 2012 edition has been updated to include the latest market research and emerging industry trends from IMS Research, best practice recommendations for designing effective perimeter security systems for infrastructure and high value asset protection, as well as examining the important role signal processing plays in intrusion detection. It also features clear explanations of the latest intrusion detection technologies including C-OTDR Fibre Optics, Fiber Bragg Grating sensors, and Ground Based Radar systems.

    Also added are whitepapers explaining the importance and operation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in processing raw alarm data to eliminate nuisance alarms, and how to go about selecting a perimeter intrusion detection technology, once again in easy to understand terminology.

    Valued at $300, the 2012 Boundaries of Security report will be available for free for a limited time to qualified individuals at www.fftsecurity.com/BoS_2012 from TODAY.