Siemens Offers Free CFATS White Paper -- Security Today

Siemens Offers Free CFATS White Paper

Jun 28, 2010

Understanding CFATS presents a unique set of challenges to chemical security directors. With Top Screens, Security Vulnerability Assessments, Site Security Plans, and Risk-Based Performance Standards to worry about, finding the right guidance is key.

In order to help chemical safety directors better navigate these challenges, Siemens, a leading provider of building control, energy management, fire safety and security system solutions, is offering a free white paper titled "Navigating CFATS: Understanding the regulations to achieve optimal security." To sign up for your free copy, click here.

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