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That support has enhanced security, and the security has allowed others to prosper, too, another important reason that he has maintained popular backing.

Intel's notebook offerings include two new brands, the Centrino Duo, for consumers, and the Centrino Pro, which has enhanced security and technology management tools and is aimed at business customers.

France has enhanced security at home as well, where the Mali engagement was quickly followed by a ramping up of the police and army presence at government buildings, prominent tourist sites, and subway and railway stations.

Other features, however, will make copying far more difficult than it was: the new bill has enhanced security devices including a watermark, security thread and special inks.Thomas Ferguson, director of the Treasury's bureau of engraving and printing, says that keeping counterfeits at bay has as much to do with strict law enforcement and public co-operation as it does with high technology.

Koolen and his team made a diesel electric "smart" reefer container that could maintain a set internal temperature via a thermostat, be remotely controlled, is GPS enabled, and has enhanced security mechanisms that could theoretically make the journey from China to Europe and back again without needing to be refueled.

Mr. Carpenter maintained that the furor over the breaches had enhanced security consciousness at the department.

The 68 rooms will have enhanced security, backlit wardrobes, dressing room-style mirrors and professional hairdryers.

An S7 teaser site, also linked to Samsung's Indonesian operation, suggested that the phone could have enhanced security features and a camera suited to low-light conditions.

As for Egypt, where 58 tourists were killed near Luxor in November, the department said that although authorities had enhanced security, the potential for attacks existed.

For that reason, many security consultants recommend that companies buy their wireless equipment from vendors like Cisco Systems that have enhanced security through proprietary software, even though that could mean locking the company's future purchases into the wares of a single vendor.

Prof Marshall told the BBC that this was unlikely to be a threat to big business wi-fi networks, which should have enhanced security in place.