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iN Control Security Inc.: iN Control Security Inc. Signs Letter of Intent

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^{Published in Business and Finance on Wednesday, November 26th 2008 at 14:06 GMT by Market Wire}  

BALTIMORE, MD--(Marketwire - November 26, 2008) - iN Control Security Inc. (iCS) (PINKSHEETS: [ INCL ]) has signed a Letter of Intent today to acquire Cal-Bay Controls, Inc.

About iN Control Security (iCS)

iCS is a global systems builder and distributor of electronic security products including Smart CCTV, Biometric Access Control, Wireless Intrusion Detection and Advanced Weapons Detection. iCS focuses on self-guided and quick-deploy security technologies. Being a large supplier of IQSIS (Intelligent, Quick, Secure Integrated Systems) to the do-it-yourself (DIY) commercial and residential markets, iCS offers return on security system investments. Client security projects are less expensive, provide more coverage and are installed in just hours, not weeks. Headquartered in Baltimore, each iCS executive team member has a minimum of 18 years experience in security product design, manufacturing, systems integration and installation in commercial, government, military and residential markets. The firm's clear and simple mission is to deliver, service and support the best security technologies at the lowest cost. Visit us at [ www.incontrolsecurity.com ]

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