The Mariner Group Wins Again With "Most Notable Seaport Security Solution" Award

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COLUMBIA, S.C., Aug. 5, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Government Security News (GSN) recognized The Mariner Group as the Most Notable Seaport Security Solution in this year's Airport, Seaport, & Border Security Awards Program. The Awards program covers security initiatives completed within the past 12 months in categories ranging from Access Control to Underwater Surveillance and Integrated Security Programs.

The GSN Awards acknowledge exceptional programs and technologies for security at airports, seaports and borders.  Mariner's submission described how CommandBridge—their situation awareness platform — challenges traditional security methods by emphasizing the importance of context. This contradicts the common misconception that simply adding extra sensors results in increased awareness.  While this method broadens the amount of information available, it does little to contribute to a decision maker's ability to truly understand and act on the information that is collected. 

The Port of New Orleans, one of Mariner's customers, has also taken top honors as the Best Integrated Harbor Security Program in a joint submission with the New Orleans Fire Department. The submission featured CommandBridge as the central component of their overall solution. "It's always nice to be recognized for our efforts," Mariner's President & CEO, Steve Dryden said, "but it's even better when our customers get recognized for our combined work."

The winners will be receiving their awards onboard the Mariner III yacht in New York City this week.

About Mariner
The Mariner Group is a multi-disciplinary team of situation awareness and technology professionals possessing decades of experience with situation awareness and response. With a unique context-based approach to situation awareness, Mariner's solutions dramatically enhance the value of existing sensors and data feeds while significantly advancing regional collaboration.

SOURCE The Mariner Group