HS3 Technologies Urges Increased Security for US Oil & Gas Installations after Credible Terrorist Threat!

DENVER, Colo. -- HS3 Technologies (HS3) (OTCBB: HSTT), a homeland security company, urges the US Oil and Gas industry to immediately step up security at all rural and urban oil and gas installations. A recently discovered posting on a web forum is encouraging Jihadists to attack oil and gas targets to cripple the US economy.

The SITE Institute (Search for International Terrorist Entities), a Washington, D.C. based not-for-profit group recently published a report on its website titled, "Targets for Jihad Operation Focus upon Oil Pipelines, Refineries, and Pumping Stations in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Within the United States." The report summarizes "A 12-page presentation of targets for jihad operations as a response to the messages of Usama bin Laden and Aymanal-Zawairi regarding strategic recommendations about jihad fighting targets was recently posted to a password-protected al-Qaeda-affiliated forum. Oil pipelines, refineries, and pumping stations are the focus of the suggested points of attack, as the author presents facilities in Iraq, Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, and within the United States, specifically Alaska, as crucial elements of America's oil trade." (http://siteinstitute.org/bin/articles.cgi?ID=publications135205& Category=publications&Subcategory=0).

The United States has some 470,000 miles of oil and gas transmission pipelines that crisscross the country, with links to Mexico and Canada, according to a Congressional Research Service Report for Congress on Pipeline Security. The report states that, "The nation's pipeline networks are also widespread, running alternately through remote and densely populated regions; consequently, these systems are inherently vulnerable to terrorist attack."

Pipelines in densely populated areas can be monitored as the technological infrastructure exists to relay data and images on a security network. But pipelines and oil and gas installations in remote, sparsely populated areas have gone unguarded due to logistical and cost-prohibitive nature of the "last mile" dilemma.

HS3 Technologies, Inc., recently unveiled a new, cost-effective satellite-based security surveillance system to secure the nation's oil and gas interests for rural installations. HS3's proprietary security surveillance and monitoring system consists of high-resolution cameras, proprietary software and flow-monitoring components. Real-time, high-resolution images and data are beamed via WildBlue Communications (www.wildblue.com) cost-effective Ka-band satellite to any designated remote control station. Ka-Band offers higher internet speeds, cheaper internet costs, more affordable equipment and higher reliability. Additionally, the HS3 system offers access to images and data via a cell phone.

Mark Lana, CEO of HS3, said, "This presentation demonstrates that US Oil and Gas installations are in the crosshairs of Jihadists. This should be a wake up call for the industry. We designed our system with two main focal points - security surveillance and production flow monitoring. In light of the recent threats it is paramount that we deploy the system to rural installation to protect our oil and gas assets in the US."

About HS3 Technologies

HS3 provides 'best of breed' proprietary homeland security surveillance products that broadcast real-time video and data on the new cost-effective, higher-speed satellite Ka-band. HS3 products coupled with the Ka-band platform provides customers with a complete, one-stop solution to current and future high-speed internet and surveillance needs. HS3 can supply high-speed satellite internet access and integrated security technologies to any location in the country, at higher speeds and lower costs. The combination of technologies, in an integrated system, is capable of securely transmitting information, high speed internet, random numerical biometric authorization and remote security systems for multiple users at distant locations is unique and gives HS3 a competitive advantage. For more information visit www.HS3tech.com

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