July 6, 2005—BSI2000, Inc., a leading developer of high-end access control security systems for commercial and governmental use, announced that it has sold biometric security systems to protect courthouses, sheriffs’ facilities and coroners’ offices in Colorado and in Alabama.
The systems all employ advanced fingerprint biometrics and are designed to control access to protected areas, such as law enforcement armories and evidence rooms, and to protect highly visible people at particular risk, such as elected and appointed local officials, judges and others. Other markets include banks, information technology facilities, telecommunications facilities and other high-value economic assets.
BSI2000, Inc. is working to become a global leader in card-based security systems. The company has developed patented and patent-pending technology for identifying, authenticating and tracking people and their activities in a wide variety of applications. The company’s systems involve sophisticated and proprietary use of card technology and advanced cryptology. For more on the company, visit its Web site.
