Re: NFPA's Creation of Security Standards/Codes

[Crash Gordon® <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Sheesh...makes me think of that character Baboo on the old Seinfeld =
show.
I hope its one of the big boys that's gonna do this...it'll make it real =
easy to sell against Baboo the CS Operator.

"Bob Worthy" <securinc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message =
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> "Jim" <alarminex@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > Bob Worthy wrote:
> > > <securitymission@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > > Where were the people with the "know" when the NFPA decided to =
make
> security
> > > decissions for the public. Scary, isn't it?
> >
> >
> > Bob, here's another little tidbit of information that ought to go =
hand
> > and hand with public availability of security systems blueprints.
> >
> > Well here's REALLY scary for ya.
> > I've heard that some of the Central Station software companies are
> > going to India to set up central stations there. Want to guess why?
> >
> > How about  ***** "outsourcing" central station monitoring ******
> > !!!!!!!!!!
> >
> > Just think. Not only can some terroist here in the states get the =
plans
> > of some Senators home, but they can get his code word and other
> > security information from their brother in law who works for a =
central
> > station in India whose population is .......... WHAT Percent Muslim?
> >
> > Yeh ........ dats da ticket!
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> I have heard of this. I believe there was word of one in Pakistan. =
Shouldn't
> be to hard to overcome that in any sales presentation to a perspective
> client. If the central station calls you and you think you are talking =
to
> Dell's technical support, that will give you the first clue.
> >
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