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Route1 Inc V.ROI

Alternate Symbol(s):  ROIUF

Route1 Inc. is a technology company that enables its clients with data-centric solutions. The Company brings security and operations together with real-time actionable intelligence to enhance safety and security. The Company has a background in software development, network operations, and cybersecurity. It provides advanced data in a usable format from video capture technologies to enhance safety and security and improve operational efficiency. Its solutions include enterprise solutions, smart communities and turn-key engineering services. Its AutoVu ALPR (advanced license plate recognition), manages its parking lots with pay-by-plate technologies. Its surveillance and video intelligence technology includes Omnicast, Stratocast, Body-worn cameras, In-Car Video and Synergis Access Control. Its Security Center Synergis IP access control connects to third-party access control devices. Its services include advisory and analysis, project management, design and engineering, and others.


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Post by Toronto8on Dec 27, 2011 4:57pm
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This would seem to bode well for ROI

This would seem to bode well for ROI

Chinese Hackers Used 'Spear Phishing' To Attack U.S. Chamber Of Commerce

After the hackers were caught in May 2010, the Chamber made massive upgrades to its network security, including installing a new spam filter on staff email accounts; giving encryption keys that generated new passwords every 30 seconds to employees working remotely; and banning employees traveling to China from bringing laptops, the former employee said.

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/12/21/chinese-hackers_n_1163524.html

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