Security Intelligence Technologies, Inc. CEO to Speak at Al-Qaeda Conference.

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Topical News: War On Terrorism 

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 3, 2004

The Chief Executive Officer of Security Intelligence Technologies, Inc. (OTCBB:SITG), Mr. Ben Jamil, will be presenting the opening remarks at the Center on Terrorism at a John Jay College-sponsored conference titled, "Al-Qaeda: The New Face of Global Terrorism," Tuesday evening, May 4th, at the CUNY Graduate Center (365 Fifth Avenue at 34th Street).

Ben Jamil, a well-known international consultant to governments, law enforcement and military commands, is a specialist in the design, manufacture, and marketing of sophisticated hi-tech security and countermeasure equipment. His expertise will assist in a definitive look at Al-Qaeda, the elusive enemy of the U.S.-led War on terrorism. With over 40 years experience in the security industry, Mr. Jamil has been cited for his contributions to the success of such varied projects as the Apollo 11 Space Mission and the 1980 Winter Olympic Games in Lake Placid and acclaimed for his service to various U.S. Government Intelligence agencies as well as to universities, law enforcement academies and police colleges.

The conference begins Tuesday night, May 4th (7-9 pm), and convenes at 9:00 am Wednesday morning, May 5th. It will focus on real threats the United States and Western nations face from this unpredictable terrorist organization. "We hope through our discussions that this groundbreaking conference will de-mystify Al-Qaeda and Osama Bin Laden. Our aim is to balance myths and realities via the perspectives of scholars, media authorities and practitioners in the intelligence field. Speakers will be focused on combating terrorism, what to do about it, how to prevent it," stated Charles B. Strozier, Chair and Director of the Center on Terrorism.

Other speakers include: Richard Falk, Professor of International Law, Emeritus; Isabel Hilton, New Yorker staff writer and author; Robert Baer, former case officer, CIA; Bruce Hoffman, Vice President and Director, Rand Corporation; author Richard Kearney, Professor of Philosophy; Quintan Wiktorowicz, Middle Eastern scholar and author; Lawrence Wright, award-winning Best Magazine writer; Steve Rendall, Senior Analyst, FAIR and co-host of FAIR's national radio show; Mohammed el-Nawawy, journalist formerly based in the Middle East and now Professor of Journalism; Chris Hedges, reporter, New York Times; Loretta Napoleoni, authority on the economics of terrorism; Stephen Flynn, authority on homeland security and border control; diplomat and political scientist Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, Senior Fellow for National Security Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations; Philip Smucker, freelance journalist and Middle East authority; and Steven Simon, National Security Expert and Senior Analyst of the Rand Corporation.

Ben Jamil's company, Security Intelligence Technologies, Inc., is parent to a group of companies dedicated to security solutions for corporate & government groups providing a wide array of security products to government agencies, private securities firms and corporations in more than 40 countries. Before 9/11, SITG focused on industrial espionage but has now created a new role for itself in homeland security and counterterrorism by developing top level security and countermeasure equipment, from advanced voice logging and management systems to voice & data interception and bomb jammers. It also disseminates knowledge and expertise via published Security Source Training Guides available to corporate America and all law enforcement groups. "Through this conference, SITG hopes to assist in the delineation of the enemy, define important strategies and outline proactive security measures that can be taken. Knowing who we're up against is as imperative as determining how we will face these concerns," stated Ben Jamil.

On Wednesday morning, breakout Sessions are to be held simultaneously in separate rooms where panels will explore: Recruitment, Funding, and Global Reach of Al-Qaeda; Osama bin Laden: Origins, Beliefs, Charisma and Media: Reporting on and Constructions of Al-Qaeda.

Registration is urged because a full house is expected. Register either by phoning the Graduate Center at [phone] or go to http://web.gc.cuny.edu/cepp/. The cost is $50 and $20 for students. For more information, please go to: http://www.centeronterrorism.org.

About Security Intelligence Technologies, Inc.

Security Intelligence Technologies, Inc., and its wholly owned subsidiaries, develop, manufacture and market leading edge solutions and advanced proprietary systems for counterterrorism, surveillance, counter-surveillance, countermeasure, personal and home security markets worldwide through its corporate website, international seminar program and through its offices located in New York, Miami, Beverly Hills, Washington DC, Hong Kong, Israel and London. SITG's product line and security technologies are currently distributed throughout the US, Europe, Asia, the Middle East and Latin America and are marketed under the names SITG, Homeland Security Strategies (HSS) and The Counter Spy Shop of Mayfair, London(R). SITG products and props can be seen in major motion pictures, including Silence of the Lambs, First Kid, Mission Impossible 1, Meet the Parents, Supertroopers, Bad Company and Spy, The Movie. SITG also co-brands its Night Vision Binoculars with Ford's Aston Martin, and donates products to International Spy Museum's exhibits.

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