October 13, 2008
Contacts
Allied
Security Innovations Sub Inks
Deal with Sealock
WALL
TOWNSHIP, N.J.--(BUSINESS
WIRE)--Publicly
Traded, Allied Security
Innovations (OTCBB:ASVN)
announced today that its wholly
owned subsidiary, CGM Applied
Security Technologies, Inc. and
Sealock have agreed to a
strategic partnership to provide
their clients with new and
innovative security products
approved by the Department of
Homeland Security and the
Business Alliance for Secure
Commerce (BASC). The subsidiary
of Allied Security Innovations,
Inc., “ASVN”
has been selected to offer the
Sealock products to its clients
worldwide.
Anthony
Shupin, CEO of Allied Security
Innovations, Inc.(ASVN), states,
“The
Sealock products, having been
approved by the Department of
Homeland Security and BASC, are
a natural extension of our focus
to bring the highest quality and
newest innovations to our
clients worldwide. Since 9/11,
security efforts continue to
increase to ensure our supply
chain is protected from
terrorism. Additionally, our
economy relies on the flow of
commerce, free from the impact
of theft and corruption. We are
pleased that Sealock has
selected our company to
represent their high quality and
certified products worldwide.
Everyone benefits…our
clients, our company, Sealock
and the economy.”
“We
are pleased to align our company
with CGM-Applied Security
Technologies,”
states Jeffrey H. Liroff,
President/CEO of Sealock.
“Their
highly trained, professional
Business Development Group and
their large, global client and
distribution partners provide
the best means to get our
product to those companies where
it will do the most good.”
The
products include: The Single Use
Locking Bar (SU 2007), The
Keeper Sealock Cable Seal (KSL
3/16) and the RotoBloc Anti Spin
Bolt Seal. All Products are ISO
PAS 17712 compliant and have
passed the most stringent tests
as outlined by ISO,USDHS, C-TPAT
& BASC.
Allied
Security Innovations, (ASVN) and
CGM-AST believe the addition of
this product line to its broad
platform of products could
significantly increase their
share of the expanding market
for security goods and services.
For
more information on these
products and how they may be
incorporated into tamper evident
security systems, contact Bob
Frucci, CGM-AST Director for
North America or Gina Levinson,
Director for International at
+732-751-1044.
About Allied Security
Innovations, Inc.
The
company (OTCBB:ASVN), based in
Farmingdale, NJ, develops and
markets integrated
enterprise-wide image
applications specifically
designed for criminal justice
organizations. Customers include
states, cities, counties,
corrections, justice and public
safety agencies. Additional
information is available online,
at
www.ddsi-cpc.com.
Its
subsidiary,
CGM Applied Security
Technologies, Inc.,
with locations in Farmingdale,
NJ and a factory in Staten
Island, NY, is a leading
manufacturer and distributor of
Homeland Security products,
designed to deter terrorist and
criminal intentions, including
indicative and barrier security
seals, security tapes and
related packaging security
systems, protective security
products for palletized cargo,
physical security systems for
tractors, trailers and
containers, as well as a number
of highly specialized
authentication products.
Additional information is
available online, at
www.cgm-ast.com.
About
Sealock Security Systems, Inc.,
Sealock Security Systems, Inc.
was established in 1996 with the
purpose of developing and
designing new and innovative
tamper-indicative devices to
better enhance the overall
physical security of ocean
containers and swing door
trailers that are widely used in
today's transportation
marketplace. It is based in
Miami, Florida.
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