Command Consulting Group principal, W. Ralph Basham, was quoted in the Businessweek article, "Bryson’s Crashes Reveal Gaps in U.S. Cabinet Protections" on June 22. Mr. Basham, former Director of the US Secret Service, provided insight into the Bush Administration's decision not to extend Secret Service protection to all cabinet members and instead, approved a plan to better share threat information between agencies.
To read the full article, please go to Bryson’s Crashes Reveal Gaps in U.S. Cabinet Protections on Bloomberg Businessweek.
Implant Sciences announced yesterday that Mo McGowan, a partner of Command Consulting Group and a TSA veteran, has been retained to:
... provide national security expertise to advance Implant Sciences and its explosives and drugs trace detectors in the United States market. He will focus on three main segments -- military, homeland defense and security, and federal government security screening.
As a member of the Implant team that will be ushering in the next generation of homeland defense, Mr. McGowan said:
Implant Sciences' products are an important part of the answer to numerous security challenges facing the United States. The ability to rapidly deploy systems in response to a security need provides opportunities both in homeland security and for our troops abroad. I'm looking forward to helping the Company get its innovative technology into the hands of key frontline security operators.
Source: Seeking Alpha
Brian Peterman, CEO and President of Command at Sea International (CASI), will be featured on CNBC's Dangerously Rich: Billionaire Super Security.
Please tune in for the premiere on June 11th 9:30p ET and visit the Command at Sea International (CASI) website at www.casi-security.com.
Source: CNBC