Recently, Suspect Detection Systems Inc. announced the introduction of their new commercial product, the Cogito Data Center. Cogito DC is a central knowledgebase and control server that serves as an analytical back office to the Cogito Rapid Interrogation System. Sales of the Cogito DC unit are projected to begin in 2010.

Cogito DC will enable SDS customers to create a central storage base of examinee data. The interrogation system, designed to collect a vast amount of data with each examination, begins with a scan of the examinees passport or identification card. Next, the system scans unique biometric identification information including fingerprint, eye imaging, and voice signature.

The Cogito DC knowledgebase aggregates and analyzes the interrogation results of all examinees and compares test results of potential suspects from common backgrounds. This then enables interrogators to perform intelligence analysis over the entire scope of collected

Suspect Detection Systems Inc. is a developer of proprietary counter-terror and crime prevention technology designed to identify threats in real-time and prevent incidents before they are carried out. The company’s technology detects the hidden ‘hostile intent’ of assailants before they commit their intended acts with a remarkable degree of accuracy.

Suspect Detection Systems recently announced that they have successfully completed a two-year research and development project for the company’s Cognito4M Military Grade Technology. This technology enables military and homeland security organizations to interrogate terror suspects while operating in precarious field conditions.

Cognito4M has been developed to resolve one of the challenges of modern warfare – in particular, the accurate identification and capture of terrorists hiding among collaborating civilians.

The Cognito4M is designed to be easily carried into the field and assembled. The automated interrogation system can be operated by a single soldier with very basic computer training and without knowledge of interrogation techniques

Suspect Detection Systems, Inc. is becoming known around the world for its development of a ground breaking security system that can do what no other security product on the market can do, get inside the mind of a terrorist or criminal. Using the most sophisticated combination of software and hardware available, coupled with years of hard-won field experience, the Israeli company has managed to create a way to identify unique thought processes that can be used as markers for criminal intent.

The approach has decided advantages over methods, such as trying to detect weapons or identify outwardly suspicious behavior, because the main tool of the terrorist, or any criminal, is what they are planning, and that is something that normal preventative tactics cannot recognize. After all, terrorist don’t need to carry guns or explosives on them as they pass through an

Today, Suspect Detection Systems Inc. introduced a new commercial product, the Cogito Data Center (Cogito DC). Cogito DC is a central knowledgebase and control server designed to serve as a complete analytical back office to the Cogito Rapid Interrogation System. The company anticipates the first sales of the Cogito DC unit will be made next year.

Describing the system, the company stated in the press release, “Cogito DC will enable SDS customers to create a central storage base of all examinee data. The interrogation system collects an vast amount of data with each examination beginning with a scan of the examinees passport or identification card. The system then scans unique biometric identification information including fingerprint and iris (eye) imaging, and voice signature. The Cogito DC knowledgebase then aggregates and analyzes the interrogation results of all examinees. The system compares test results of

Suspect Detection Systems, Inc., producer of what some consider the world’s most sophisticated criminal/terrorist screening system, is faced with a world of potential applications for its product. The system allows people to be questioned, using sophisticated software and biometrics, to determine possible hostile intent. It consistently achieves a high success rate, with relatively few false alarms.

As such, it can be applied to an almost unlimited range of commercial and government situations; anywhere preliminary screening could provide valuable information.

Potential markets include the following:

• Law Enforcement - Police - Customs - Immigration - Prison - Border Control - Airport Security

• Intelligence - Internal Security - Secret Service - Military Intelligence

• Commercial Enterprises - Security Companies - Financial Institutions - Insurance Agencies - Diamond Industry - Critical Infrastucture - Human Resources - Oil & Gas Industry - Casinos

Various configurations of the system are already deployed around the world, including the New York City Police Department, government and law enforcement agencies in India

Suspect Detection Systems Ltd. (SDSS.OB) is currently trading at $0.29, up 13.73%, on 895,007 traded shares. The stock has already broken its previous record volume and there’s still more than two hours of trading left!

Yesterday after the closing bell Suspect Detection Systems Inc. announced that it has sold the Cogito rapid interrogation system to a federal law enforcement agency in India. This sale was made after the agency’s extensive evaluation of Cogito technology over a period of several months.

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Suspect Detection Systems Inc., a leading developer of counter terror and crime prevention technology, announced after the closing bell yesterday that it has sold the Cogito rapid interrogation system to a federal law enforcement agency in India. This sale was made after the agency’s extensive evaluation of Cogito technology over a period of several months.

According to the press release, the federal agency will utilize the automated rapid interrogation system to gather pre-crime and post-crime intelligence. The system’s interrogation of suspects and consequent gathering of information will be used to help solve crimes that have already been committed, as well as to help prevent potential crimes and terror attacks from taking place in the future.

Situated in an often volatile region bordering Pakistan, China, Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, and Myanmar, India has distinctive crime and terror prevention needs. The country has suffered many terror

Suspect Detection Systems, Inc., an Israeli based advanced security systems company, has created what some people are calling the most significant development in security since the invention of the polygraph. Their innovative technological offering is seen by some as a truly conceptual leap that promises to significantly affect the nature of both governmental and commercially applied security systems around the world.

The uniqueness of their approach rests on their state-of-the-art behavior pattern recognition technology. Their system, although it incorporates biometric input and analysis, is qualitatively different than a lie detector. Rather, it is a powerful screening and investigation tool designed to identify anyone harboring “hostile intent”. It accomplishes this through a sophisticated combination of software and hardware that is actually self-learning, and identifies anomalies in behavior and response, while taking into consideration subtle differences in reaction patterns related to language and social

Suspect Detection Systems Inc., a leading developer of counter-terror and crime prevention technology, announced this morning that it has sold a Cogito automated interrogation system to a commercial Diamond Mining Enterprise operating in Africa. The system will be used to screen for employees who may be involved in diamond theft.

To date, the system has been sold to multiple federal law enforcement and military agencies across the world. Cogito has also been purchased by human resource companies and other private enterprises involved in the acquisition, sale and distribution of valuable commodities. According to the press release, the announced sale is the second to a private enterprise in the past two months.

“Diamond theft is a major issue in the diamond mining industry, leaving a sizeable mark on companies’ profit and loss sheets,” said Suspect Detection Systems Ltd. CEO Shabtai Shoval. “Based on the

Suspect Detection Systems Inc. is involved in developing innovative, advanced homeland security, military intelligence and law enforcement technologies. The company’s technologies are based on extensive intelligence and counter-terrorism expertise accumulated in Israel and elsewhere.

Suspect Detection Systems’ technology utilizes the principles of a polygraph, but it is vastly different. The company’s technology is not intended to catch someone in a lie, but is intended to detect fear – the fear of being caught. Terrorists have the fear of being caught before they can complete their “mission”.

Against what does Suspect Detection calibrate the fear of being caught? One of the company’s critical assets is a collection of words in dozens of languages that trigger a different response in a suspect linked to terrorism, compared with the response of a person with no link to terrorism. The company has built up a database from