You can never be too rich or too secure. At least that's
what high-tech security experts and gadget makers say when pitching their
products and services to the rich and famous acco9rding to the WSJ report.
No kids, this isn't just your generic Grade C paranoia. The
economic downturn, anger at the financial industry and the Occupy Wall Street
movement have increased hostility toward the wealthy. At the same time, the
abundance of information available on the Internet has made it much easier for
criminals to target wealthy victims So,
what kind of security can money buy these days? Here are some of the devices
and systems currently being offered.
Fingerprint Reader: Custom biometric fingerprint readers are
used to control access to homes, safe rooms and gun cabinets. Custom readers
are made to match the décor of a residence and are extremely secure….,
Virtual Fence: OmniTrax, a so-called virtual fence, is used
at nuclear sites, correctional facilities and VIP homes, says Jim Quick,
president of Senstar Inc., the Herndon, Va.-based company that sells it. Sensor
cables are buried underground and can integrate with closed-caption television
cameras to detect anyone that breaches the perimeter…
Trust us, there's more...and it gets even better. Check out the rest at http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10000872396390443687504577563030440267736.html?mod=WSJ_Tech_MIDDLETopNews
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