Abstract: A method, system, and computer-readable medium is described for analyzing information to assist security personnel in identifying security threats. In some situations, various threat trend analyses are used to identify trends in various security-related information, and trend analysis information may then be presented to appropriate users (e.g., via displayed graphical charts). In a similar manner, in some situations various types of threat alerts are used to notify appropriate personnel when current conditions trigger the alert, such as in a real-time manner. In some situations, the trend analyses and alerts are selected for a user based on a current role of the user, and in some situations the information about a possible security threat is provided to various security personnel that are determined to be appropriate for the information, such as security personnel in affected geographical locations or that have capabilities related to preventing or addressing such threats.

Abstract: The modular telephone box comprises a flanged housing and within the housing a multi-pin telephone receptacle having contact openings located on the top surface of the housing; a second telephone connecting receptacle is secured to one side of the housing; a contact plate is mounted in the housing parallel to its top surface and includes bolt nuts embedded therein, the bolt nuts forming a configuration corresponding to that of the openings of the first receptacle, each nut being connected to a corresponding contact in the first and second receptacles; a contact plate is adapted to support either flat contact springs for contacting a telephone terminal block or, alternatively, contact pins having threaded end portions screwed into the bolt nuts and projecting above the bottom edge of the housing to form a telephone connecting plug matching contact openings of the first receptacle of an other modular connecting box.