V THREAT

Brand	Owner (click to sort)	Address	Description
VTHREAT	VTHREAT	777 S. HARBOUR ISLAND BLVD., SUITE 500 TAMPA FL 33602	V THREAT;Computer consultation; Computer consultation in the field of computer security; Computer diagnostic services; Computer forensic services; Computer network configuration services; Computer security consultancy; Computer security consultancy in the field of scanning and penetration testing of computers and networks to assess information security vulnerability; Computer systems analysis; Consulting in the field of configuration management for computer hardware and software; Consulting services in the design and implementation of computer-based information systems for businesses; Technical consulting services in the fields of datacenter architecture, public and private cloud computing solutions, and evaluation and implementation of internet technology and services; Technological consultation in the technology field of INFORMATION SYSTEMS SECURITY;
VTHREAT	VTHREAT, INC	7711 O'Connor Drive #1516 Round Rock TX 78681	V THREAT;Computer consultation; Computer consultation in the field of computer security; Computer diagnostic services; Computer forensic services; Computer network configuration services; Computer security consultancy; Computer security consultancy in the field of scanning and penetration testing of computers and networks to assess information security vulnerability; Computer systems analysis; Consulting in the field of configuration management for computer hardware and software; Consulting services in the design and implementation of computer-based information systems for businesses; Technical consulting services in the fields of datacenter architecture, public and private cloud computing solutions, and evaluation and implementation of internet technology and services; Technological consultation in the technology field of INFORMATION SYSTEMS SECURITY;
	Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

Technical Examples

A method of active detection of at least one threat to the homeland security. Each such threat is either hidden inside at least one cargo container before transit, or is placed inside at least one cargo container while in transit; each such threat while interacting with its surrounding generates a unique threat signature. The method comprises the following steps: (A) substantially continuously probing each cargo container; (B) detecting at least one threat signature; (C) processing each detected threat signature to determine a likelihood of at least one threat to become a threat to the homeland security; (D) identifying at least one container that includes such threat to the homeland security; and (E) eliminating such threat to the homeland security.