GOST announced the partnership with Gulfstream Yachts

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yacht safetyGOST® (Global Ocean Security Technologies), a world leader in marine security, tracking, monitoring and video surveillance systems, just announced a partnership with Gulfstream Yachts. Starting with hull number one of the newly launched Gulfstream Yachts 52 model, which has the GOST NT Evolution 2.0 security and monitoring system installed, GOST systems will be the recommended option for all new yacht customers.

Gulfstream Yachts is driven to produce the safest boats possible” said Jay Keenan, president and CEO at GOST. “This singular goal impacts every component they select to incorporate in new construction. We are honored that they have decided to make GOST the recommended security option for their discerning clientele”.

We take pride in calling every Gulfstream Yacht ‘unsinkable’” said Huntington “Hunt” A. James, president and CEO, Gulfstream Yachts. “Our customers come to us for that peace of mind. We chose GOST to offer to our customers the best security and monitoring system to protect that investment“.

The pinnacle of marine security solutions, the NT Evolution 2.0 marine-grade, wireless security, monitoring and tracking system provides battery backed-up global arm/disarm and relay control via satellite from anywhere in the world. It is designed to defend oceangoing vessels and any other asset that requires a ruggedized, water resistant security, monitoring and tracking system. Easy to install, the wireless sensors can be monitored and the system can be controlled remotely, no matter where the vessel is located globally, with the exception of the most extreme poles.

Gulfstream Yachts produces high quality, custom and semi-custom, foam-filled unsinkable boats that are perfect for recreational, commercial and government use.

For more information on GOST and its full line of security products, visit www.GOST.com

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