On the cyber-security side of the house, EOR’s Anti-Fraud and NERC Business Practices are now complete, with the recent addition of a service that it have been working to solidify for over a year now.

These new efforts will work to protect internal systems and to track down criminals when they attempt to use unauthorized information. In addition EOR has also been able to launch two next generation IDS solutions that are powered by Artificial Intelligence Engine’s and Oscilloscope like technology and that doesn’t require the use of traditional signatures for finding unauthorized activities. With these new services now made tangible, with a little luck and a lot more effort EOR will now be able to soon submit several Anti-Fraud, Anti-Phishing, SCADA, and PCI proposals that we wanted to develop on our dime and are now long overdue.

EOR has completed providing services for the computerization of the Crown Prince’s International Scholarship Program in the Kingdom of Bahrain.

From the initial setup, all technical issues relating to the installation were apropriately taken care by EOR, with the direction of General Manager Richard Bituin, EOR was able to provide tremendous technical assistance in fullfilling all requirements.

Details of Dr. Ronald Koller’s (Director of Crown Prince’s International Scholarship Program) recommendation can be read here.

EOR’s office in Arizona officially opened up this morning and will be focusing on efforts that support the Army and will be leveraging the TEIS II contract vehicle in coordination with several of our partner companies and local friends. This new effort will allow for EOR to further promote its capabilities in the Special Forces Arena and in supporting advanced Biometric solutions. Additional efforts will include DITSCAP, DIACAP, and other Certification, Accreditation, and Testing efforts globally.