SuperCom Ltd. (NASDAQ: SPCB) Expands U.S. Footprint with New Wisconsin Project, 12th State in One Year
- SuperCom has secured a new electronic monitoring project with a sheriff’s department in Wisconsin, marking the company’s 12th new U.S. state entry since August 2024.
- The company has signed over 30 contracts and 11 reseller partnerships in the U.S. during the same period.
- The project introduces a domestic violence prevention program and may expand into GPS tracking, as the company deploys its PureSecurity(TM) platform, offering modular GPS, RFID, and mobile solutions tailored to public safety needs.
- Research indicates electronic monitoring programs can reduce recidivism rates.
SuperCom (NASDAQ: SPCB), a global provider of secured e-Government, IoT, and cybersecurity solutions, has expanded into its 12th U.S. state through a new electronic monitoring (“EM”) project in Wisconsin. The company announced on September 17 that, in partnership with a Midwest service provider, it will deploy its PureSecurity(TM) EM technology for a sheriff’s department program (https://nnw.fm/8VPs7 ).
The Wisconsin agency is launching a domestic violence prevention initiative using SuperCom’s system, with plans to expand into GPS-based offender tracking. The selection followed a review of multiple technology providers, with SuperCom chosen for its precision, reliability, and mobile integration. The project is structured under a recurring revenue model, billed monthly based on active daily units.
“This latest win further validates a nationwide shift toward more modern, effective electronic monitoring systems,” said CEO Ordan Trabelsi. “Agencies continue to upgrade from legacy solutions and choose SuperCom with our field-proven technology, rapid deployment capabilities, and track record of delivering measurable improvements in public safety.”
The Wisconsin deployment adds to SuperCom’s record of rapid U.S. expansion. Since August 2024, the company has entered 12 new states, signed over 30 contracts, and formed 11 reseller agreements. These agreements come against a backdrop of rising demand for tools that support alternatives to incarceration. The company’s projects typically focus on offender monitoring, probation programs, and domestic violence prevention.
The recurring revenue model used for these contracts provides predictable income streams. Each new program increases the company’s installed base, which can be expanded through add-on services and complementary solutions.
SuperCom’s EM solutions are built on its PureSecurity platform, a modular system that integrates GPS, RFID, and cloud-based monitoring technologies. The platform is adaptable, allowing jurisdictions to scale programs according to specific needs.
Key offerings include:
- PureOne(TM): a GPS-enabled wearable tracking bracelet.
- PureShield(TM): used in domestic violence cases to enforce exclusion zones and restraining orders.
- PureProtect(TM): a mobile phone and app that alerts victims when restrictions are violated.
- PureMonitor(TM): real-time monitoring software designed for law enforcement agencies.
Additional devices, such as PureCom, PureTag, PureBeacon, and PureTrack, can be deployed to tailor solutions for house arrest, parole, or community-based supervision.
SuperCom’s focus on EM aligns with global evidence showing that monitoring reduces recidivism. Research from Argentina found EM cut the one-year re-offense rate by up to 48%. In Australia, a two-year study showed a 28% reduction, while data from France suggested a 10% decrease in re-offending over five years.
These findings support EM as a cost-effective alternative to incarceration that also aids rehabilitation. Programs like the one now launching in Wisconsin are seen as contributing to both public safety and economic stability.
SuperCom’s model blends technology sales with ongoing service revenue, a structure that has attracted repeat contracts in multiple jurisdictions. The company’s rapid U.S. expansion underscores its ability to win contracts in a competitive market. Each state entry builds brand recognition and strengthens its reseller network, making future adoption more likely.
“Each win adds to our long-term recurring revenue base and reinforces our expanding footprint. With more than 15 national projects awarded globally and increasing demand for our domestic violence solutions, we’re proud to be the trusted partner governments turn to when seeking to modernize and scale public safety infrastructure,” Trabelsi said. “These achievements come on the heels of record net income and expanded gross margins in the first half of 2025, enabling us to scale and deliver exceptional value to our clients and stakeholders.”
For more information, visit the company’s website at www.SuperCom.com.
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- SuperCom has secured a new electronic monitoring project with a sheriff’s department in Wisconsin, marking the company’s 12th new U.S. state entry since August 2024.
- The company has signed over 30 contracts and 11 reseller partnerships in the U.S. during the same period.
- The project introduces a domestic violence prevention program and may expand into GPS tracking, as the company deploys its PureSecurity(TM) platform, offering modular GPS, RFID, and mobile solutions tailored to public safety needs.
- Research indicates electronic monitoring programs can reduce recidivism rates.
SuperCom (NASDAQ: SPCB), a global provider of secured e-Government, IoT, and cybersecurity solutions, has expanded into its 12th U.S. state through a new electronic monitoring (“EM”) project in Wisconsin. The company announced on September 17 that, in partnership with a Midwest service provider, it will deploy its PureSecurity(TM) EM technology for a sheriff’s department program (https://nnw.fm/8VPs7 ).
The Wisconsin agency is launching a domestic violence prevention initiative using SuperCom’s system, with plans to expand into GPS-based offender tracking. The selection followed a review of multiple technology providers, with SuperCom chosen for its precision, reliability, and mobile integration. The project is structured under a recurring revenue model, billed monthly based on active daily units.
“This latest win further validates a nationwide shift toward more modern, effective electronic monitoring systems,” said CEO Ordan Trabelsi. “Agencies continue to upgrade from legacy solutions and choose SuperCom with our field-proven technology, rapid deployment capabilities, and track record of delivering measurable improvements in public safety.”
The Wisconsin deployment adds to SuperCom’s record of rapid U.S. expansion. Since August 2024, the company has entered 12 new states, signed over 30 contracts, and formed 11 reseller agreements. These agreements come against a backdrop of rising demand for tools that support alternatives to incarceration. The company’s projects typically focus on offender monitoring, probation programs, and domestic violence prevention.
The recurring revenue model used for these contracts provides predictable income streams. Each new program increases the company’s installed base, which can be expanded through add-on services and complementary solutions.
SuperCom’s EM solutions are built on its PureSecurity platform, a modular system that integrates GPS, RFID, and cloud-based monitoring technologies. The platform is adaptable, allowing jurisdictions to scale programs according to specific needs.
Key offerings include:
- PureOne(TM): a GPS-enabled wearable tracking bracelet.
- PureShield(TM): used in domestic violence cases to enforce exclusion zones and restraining orders.
- PureProtect(TM): a mobile phone and app that alerts victims when restrictions are violated.
- PureMonitor(TM): real-time monitoring software designed for law enforcement agencies.
Additional devices, such as PureCom, PureTag, PureBeacon, and PureTrack, can be deployed to tailor solutions for house arrest, parole, or community-based supervision.
SuperCom’s focus on EM aligns with global evidence showing that monitoring reduces recidivism. Research from Argentina found EM cut the one-year re-offense rate by up to 48%. In Australia, a two-year study showed a 28% reduction, while data from France suggested a 10% decrease in re-offending over five years.
These findings support EM as a cost-effective alternative to incarceration that also aids rehabilitation. Programs like the one now launching in Wisconsin are seen as contributing to both public safety and economic stability.
SuperCom’s model blends technology sales with ongoing service revenue, a structure that has attracted repeat contracts in multiple jurisdictions. The company’s rapid U.S. expansion underscores its ability to win contracts in a competitive market. Each state entry builds brand recognition and strengthens its reseller network, making future adoption more likely.
“Each win adds to our long-term recurring revenue base and reinforces our expanding footprint. With more than 15 national projects awarded globally and increasing demand for our domestic violence solutions, we’re proud to be the trusted partner governments turn to when seeking to modernize and scale public safety infrastructure,” Trabelsi said. “These achievements come on the heels of record net income and expanded gross margins in the first half of 2025, enabling us to scale and deliver exceptional value to our clients and stakeholders.”
For more information, visit the company’s website at www.SuperCom.com.
NOTE TO INVESTORS: The latest news and updates relating to SPCB are available in the company’s newsroom at https://nnw.fm/SPCB
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