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Homeland security firms gear up for Friday eventPublished 01/16/07
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From left, Marc Shapiro, chief technology officer of Baltimore incubator firm Sensics, president Larry Brown and chief executive officer Yuval Boger show off a virtual reality headset. They’ve entered their company in Friday’s “Defend America Challenge,” a competition sponsored by the county’s homeland security incubator to recruit new firms and help giants such as the National Security Agency protect the country.
These are among the products offered by companies competing in the "Defend America Challenge," a competition sponsored by the county's homeland security incubator to recruit new firms and help giants such as the National Security Agency protect the country.
Before a live audience at Loews Annapolis Hotel Friday, six finalist companies from across the nation will showcase their strategies for securing U.S....
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