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Today's governments are faced with the increasing challenge of serving citizens in a secure, yet private manner.


April 23, 2003 By

From heightening homeland security to creating more secure initiatives for physical and logical access, today's governments are faced with the increasing challenge of serving citizens in a secure, yet private manner. Attend CTST 2003, May 12-15, 2003 in Orlando, Fla., and learn how smart cards, biometrics and security technologies can help to deploy secure solutions effectively and economically. Learn more at www.ctst.com.


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