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| ECSI, Balinor International and OPSEC combine forces in perimeter security technology |
Electronic Control Security, Inc. (ECSI) and Balinor International, LLC announced that they have entered into marketing and sales agreements with Operational Security Ltd to market ECSI's advanced perimeter security technology and leading-edge maritime Anti-Piracy Technology, APT, in India, Africa and the Middle East. ECSi's perimeter security technologies include state-of-the-art surveillance, monitoring and access control systems. The APT system solution provides automated, seamless integration of the most advanced small-target radar, ECSI-exclusive long range day/night cameras and optional thermal imaging systems, and American Technology Corporation's Long Range Acoustic Device (LRAD), with new water jet and "dazzle" laser deterrent options now available.
"I believe these represent some of the most exciting security-related technologies available today," said Peter Earnshaw, Managing Director of Operational Security Ltd. "ECSI's perimeter security systems have been proven time and again to offer the most effective intrusion detection and perimeter control available in a range of applications. With respect to the anti-piracy realm, we believe APT is the only really comprehensive and effective anti-piracy solution available to the maritime community, offering 24/7 protection with automated and integrated long-range detection, identification, tracking, recording, communication and deterrence. We feel privileged to have this opportunity to participate in bringing these technologies to market."
ECSi's perimeter security technologies include state-of-the-art surveillance, monitoring and access control systems |
Arthur Barchenko, President and CEO, stated: "We're pleased to be joining forces with Operational Security for our perimeter security technologies, as well as having them partner with Balinor International in offering APT to the maritime marketplace. Operational Security offers a strong presence in their marketing space that I believe will be extremely valuable to us in 2010 and beyond."
