Israel Controls U.S. Security.

Associated Press

Robert Moran monitors an electric grid in Dallas. Such infrastructure grids across the country are vulnerable to cyberattacks.

WASHINGTON -- Cyberspies have penetrated the U.S. electrical grid and left behind software programs that could be used to disrupt the system, according to current and former national-security officials.

The spies came from China, Russia and other countries, these officials said, and were believed to be on a mission to navigate the U.S. electrical system and its controls. The intruders haven't sought to damage the power grid or other key infrastructure, but officials warned they could try during a crisis or war.

"The Chinese have attempted to map our infrastructure, such as the electrical grid," said a senior intelligence official. "So have the Russians.

Note by Ric: Israel does not need to spy from outside the system because it has already supplied the security codes and knows everything already.

According to the book the ancient Jews wrote, the Bible, " the Gentiles, are here on earth solely to serve the Jews."

Conclusion: Israel is smart and cunning and the U.S.A. is naive and stupid concerning its own security. It is in Israel's interest to keep the war on "terror" going. Israel does not want a peace process going on with the Arab world. It is making too much money and at the same time is terrorizing the Palestinians, expanding its Jewish settlements and fomenting wars in the region.

America, how dumb you are!

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Israel is closely connected to U.S. Homeland Security exporting hundred of millions in equipment and expertise. This is one reason why the U.S. government will always back Israel over the Palestinians or the surrounding Arab states. There was a recent meeting between Homeland Security officials and Israel , including, inter alia, some large international computer firms including Google.

Incidentally, Israel has access to all the secret codes of these security systems and in effect controls Homeland Security.

Israel has loaned hundreds of key personnel to install and operate these systems. They are essentially spies within the U.S. system and are so strategically placed that the U.S. could never put much pressure on Israel militarily. (Ric)

Sophisticated security and safety technology exports total about USD 1 billion in 2004, Manufacturers Association says

By Tani Goldstein

Published:

03.13.05, 21:33 / Israel Money

TEL AVIV - Security and safety technology exports totaled about USD 1 billion in 2004, a rise of about 65 percent compared to 2003, Manufacturers Association figures show.

About USD 200 million worth of security products were sold to companies and organizations tasked with providing security at the Athens Olympics.

About 100 new security technology companies opened last year, while 15 such companies closed down, the Association’s figures show.

Manufacturers Association President Shraga Brosh estimates that the security and safety industry’s exports would hit USD 2.5 billion a year by the end of the decade.

“The security and safety industry has turned into the golden egg of Israeli exports,” he said. “The American and global market are expected to invest more than a trillion dollars in this field in the coming decade.”

Israel's status as a high tech super power was confirmed last week by none other than Bill Gates. During a whirlwind 24-hour tour to the country, the Microsoft founder and chairman praised the country's universities for its high level of education, the local high tech community for its achievements in fields such as information security, and cited the high rate of computer literacy among Israelis as a prime factor in the country's success. "Israel is a major player in the high tech world, which explains the considerable contribution of the country not only in the field of high tech startups but also through the R&D centers for companies like Microsoft, Intel and Motorola. We're super-satisfied with the contributions of our R&D center in Haifa," Gates said, referring to Microsoft Israel, which employs 400 people and focuses on marketing, sales and R&D. "The quality of the people here is quite fantastic." As though he were royalty or a rock star, Gates' visit attracted a slew of attention from both the media and the Israeli high tech world - with thousands of people vying for a spot in the convention hall in Tel Aviv where he addressed Israeli businessmen and touted the country's collective commitment to research and education. "While startups in Israel are similar to those in Silicon Valley, there are specialists in Israel in fields like information security who get much of their experience from their service in the army. The science and technology curriculum in Israeli universities is also of a very high standard," said Gates. "The level of technological integration in the country is evident. The use of fast speed internet, lap tops and cell phones is advanced here and puts Israel at cutting edge of world technology.

Google opened up research and development offices in Israel in 2002. Not in the virtual sense, but rather with offices, carpeting, windows (not Microsoft but physical ones), desks, secretaries, telephones (fixed land lines, not VoIP), a kitchen, conference room, toilets, marketing staff and coffee. Their Tel Aviv offices have been expanding rapidly and have been responsible for coordinating several Internet marketing awareness campaigns with both private and governmental organizations. Google Israel recently held an information and marketing advertising day with the Israel Export Institute.

Israeli counter-terrorism experts teams up with U.S. cyber-security firm

A pioneer Israeli counter-terrorism consulting firm, GS-3, is joining forces with ESSI, a U.S. company in the information security field which provides premier cyber- security consulting to government and corporate clients

This new alliance will bring together the expertise of top Israeli security officials who have hands-on experience addressing terrorism threats and ESSI's extensive knowledge of cyber-security. Under the agreement between the two companies, GS-3 will collaborate with ESSI to develop and plan customized risk assessments, crisis management, training, recovery planning, and advanced technology solutions to prevent against security breeches for public and private facilities and their network infrastructure. "Recent events have heightened concerns regarding the ability of terrorists to cause severe damage to critical infrastructure such as transportation, banking & finance, energy and telecommunications," said Mark J. Simon, CEO of ESSI. "Our partnership with GS-3 will provide unparalleled security expertise in securing our clients infrastructure and facilities against potential terrorist acts." GS-3, based in Tel Aviv and Virginia, is an international security solutions provider offering risk assessment, crisis management, training, recovery planning, and advanced technology solutions to airports, airlines, corporations, energy plants and public facilities.

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