Abstract: Disclosed is a method for inspecting a food product, the method includes: receiving image data representing the food product captured with an X-ray imaging unit; performing a texture analysis to image data for generating a first set of detections; performing a pattern analysis to at least part of the image data, the pattern analysis performed with a machine-learning component trained to identify objects with predefined pattern, for generating a second set of detections; generating an indication of an outcome of an inspection of the food product in accordance with a combination of the generated first set of detections and the second set of detections. Also disclosed is an apparatus and a computer program product.

Abstract: A secure voice over internet protocol (VoIP) terminal includes a modular security manager for use in conjunction with a protocol stack thereof, wherein the security manager includes a plurality of interfaces to the stack. In an SIP embodiment, these may include a security stack interface (SSA) between an SIP manager of an SIP stack and the security manager, a security terminal interface (SST) between a telephony application and the security manager, a security media interface (SSM) between the security manager and a media controller, and a security manager application interface (SMA) between the security manager and a security application (PGP) outside the stack.

Abstract: A secure voice over internet protocol (VoIP) terminal includes a modular security manager for use in conjunction with a protocol stack thereof, wherein the security manager includes a plurality of interfaces to the stack. In an SIP embodiment, these may include a security stack interface (SSA) between an SIP manager of an SIP stack and the security manager, a security terminal interface (SST) between a telephony application and the security manager, a security media interface (SSM) between the security manager and a media controller, and a security manager application interface (SMA) between the security manager and a security application (PGP) outside the stack.