NetworkNewsBreaks – SuperCom Ltd. (NASDAQ: SPCB)
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Posted On: 09/21/2023 3:56:53 PM
NetworkNewsBreaks – SuperCom Ltd. (NASDAQ: SPCB) Announces New National Program with Finnish Government
SuperCom (NASDAQ: SPCB), a global provider of secured solutions for the e-government, Internet of Things (“IoT”), and cybersecurity sectors, has secured a new national program with the government of Finland. According to the announcement, the project will include the following PureSecurity offerings: PureProtect, PureTrack, PureTag, and PureMonitor. The program calls for SuperCom to deploy its Domestic Violence Monitoring Solution, an integral component of its PureSecurity Electronic Monitoring (“EM”) Suite. These monitoring solutions will provide Finnish authorities with near real-time information, enabling them to ensure the safety of victims and enforce court-mandated restrictions. The company anticipates deploying the program in Q4 2023 and seeing recurring revenue begin that same quarter.
“We are delighted to secure another program for our innovative domestic violence solution, this time in Finland,” said SuperCom president and CEO Ordan Trabelsi in the press release. “This achievement follows our successful deployment of other monitoring solutions for inmates and individuals on probation in Finland, and successful deployment of our domestic violence solution in other nations globally. Expanding our relationship with Finland through a new program within only a few short months from original project launch demonstrates the trust the nation’s Ministry of Justice places in SuperCom. This also acts as another testament to the undeniable effectiveness and reliability of our solutions. This new program underscores our dedication to providing cutting-edge security solutions to our valued customers and marks yet another milestone in our commitment to creating safer communities around the world.”
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SuperCom (NASDAQ: SPCB), a global provider of secured solutions for the e-government, Internet of Things (“IoT”), and cybersecurity sectors, has secured a new national program with the government of Finland. According to the announcement, the project will include the following PureSecurity offerings: PureProtect, PureTrack, PureTag, and PureMonitor. The program calls for SuperCom to deploy its Domestic Violence Monitoring Solution, an integral component of its PureSecurity Electronic Monitoring (“EM”) Suite. These monitoring solutions will provide Finnish authorities with near real-time information, enabling them to ensure the safety of victims and enforce court-mandated restrictions. The company anticipates deploying the program in Q4 2023 and seeing recurring revenue begin that same quarter.
“We are delighted to secure another program for our innovative domestic violence solution, this time in Finland,” said SuperCom president and CEO Ordan Trabelsi in the press release. “This achievement follows our successful deployment of other monitoring solutions for inmates and individuals on probation in Finland, and successful deployment of our domestic violence solution in other nations globally. Expanding our relationship with Finland through a new program within only a few short months from original project launch demonstrates the trust the nation’s Ministry of Justice places in SuperCom. This also acts as another testament to the undeniable effectiveness and reliability of our solutions. This new program underscores our dedication to providing cutting-edge security solutions to our valued customers and marks yet another milestone in our commitment to creating safer communities around the world.”
Please see full terms of use and disclaimers on the NetworkNewsWire website applicable to all content provided by NNW, wherever published or re-published: http://NNW.fm/Disclaimer
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