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Washington, DC (09-Jun-2005) Federal Computer Week (FCW),
the renowned Washington, DC technology publication, featured
the Intelliorg Automated HLS-CAM System as one of the top five
technology tools currently playing a role in government homeland
security efforts.
In the June 6, 2005 article entitled What are your weaknesses?
Automated assessment tools help agencies steer limited resources
to biggest vulnerabilities, the magazine stated that "a
small cadre of technology vendors is now on the government
radar, and some are landing deals with agencies and integrators
alike."
Quoting Hank Chase, director of homeland security programs
at ITS Corporation, a major IT government vendor, FCW stated
that "There are about 100 tools out there. Out of those, about
10 are viable and about five have proved satisfactory to government
customers."
Intelliorg's Automated HLS-CAM was mentioned as one of the
top systems featured in the article, which stated that "All
of Florida's law enforcement and emergency response workers
now have access to a new software program that walks them through
a common set of questions about assets and security measures
already in place. Responses are then churned into a set of
potential weaknesses and suggested action items to mitigate
identified risks. The program is called the [Automated HLS-CAM],
a software system developed by Intelliorg."
Yasmin Tirado-Chiodini, president and CEO of Intelliorg, was
also featured in the article describing the strengths of the
Automated HLS-CAM System. "Our tool establishes a virtual group
of law enforcement representatives or emergency management
personnel who get together and look at threats that exist in
a community."
"By running these workers through a series of questions, the
system is able to extract intelligence," Tirado-Chiodini said.
With these solutions, officials are also able to look more
systematically at the community's most critical assets. "Users
are able to prioritize assets and vulnerabilities and decide
where they want to dig deeper," she said.
For more information on Intelliorg's Automated HLS-CAM, visit
www.intelliorg.net. Access www.fcw.com to view the entire article,
featured on the June 6, 2005 FCW release.
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