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ISS partners with Captis Intelligence to launch automatic subject intelligence

ISS – Intelligent Security Systems has announced a partnership with Captis Intelligence. The partnership will introduce an automated face-matching solution connected to an exclusive criminal database of 35 million subjects provided by Captis Intelligence.

According to a company statement, the move will expand and capture opportunities in the facial recognition market, offering users the ability to access legal open-source criminal data in their face-matching operations while adhering to today’s biometric data privacy concerns. The capability to alert if a registered sex offender has entered a school or identifying an international terrorist at a port-of-entry are examples of current applications where the fusion of technologies will be deployed.

“We are continually evaluating our offering to ensure our products and alliances are effectively addressing the needs of our customers,” said Daniel Marino, COO of ISS, in a prepared statement. “The Captis database provide extra tools for customers without a built database, providing information that empowers security teams to quickly and accurately identify subjects that can represent a potential risk.”

“Our strategic alliance with ISS is a perfect illustration of Captis’ strategy in redefining subject identification solutions” said Kirk Brown, vice-president of Business Development for Captis. “Our alliance with ISS is rooted in innovation and a shared focus of solving today’s most pressing issues with face-matching technology.”