Over the years ETI has developed a cadre of technology partners and have provided Integrated Security Systems Solutions to our clients. These services integrate vital technology as it relates to surveillance, identification and reporting.

Specifically, ETI provides pass/I.D. and badging system services through a complete digitized badging system that is fully integrated with an access control system. Our officers issue badges and decals and maintain the system’s audit trails and records to ensure that system integrity is maintained.

ETI also provides technical security services to include acquisition, installation, design and maintenance of Electronic Integrated Security Systems and its Communications System. ETI can provide Security Systems services to include, but not limited to: solving system problems; and installing terminals, alarms, motion detectors, readers, cameras, video tape recorders, micro processors, electronic locking devices, emergency exit devices, cables, accessories and the like. Additionally, ETI can provide repair and maintenance of modules, readers, modems, output modules, and monitoring panels. ETI can also provide programming information for a security system, per the client’s security needs, and perform troubleshooting to detect system problems producing and distributing appropriate reports as required. Further, ETI can provide monthly preventative maintenance for a Security System in order to maintain optimal reliability and performance. These are just some of the technology-based services ETI can provide. We continue to develop innovative ways of providing security services while minimizing cost and security risks. These strategies are based on each individual client’s needs for security.

Bioinformatics is an emerging scientific discipline that uses information technology to organize, analyze, and distribute biological information in order to answer complex biological questions. Bioinformatics is an interdisciplinary research area, which may be broadly defined as the interface between biological and computational sciences. It involves the solution of complex biological problems using computational tools and systems. It also includes the collection, organization, storage and retrieval of biological information from databases. Bioinformatics stands at the interface of molecular biology and information sciences; here, it promises to provide critical tools for managing the immense volume of biological information. The value of this technology to strengthen our national security is significant, particularly in the areas of identification badging, check points and areas that require different levels of security clearances. ETI, through the use of finger print recognition, can provide a more secure alternative to ID badges and so-called smart cards (microchip encryption). Bioinformatics provides the enhanced level of security in the areas of data information storage and retrieval that all agencies need to provide optimal security.