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 Re SDSS
The chart is taking shape here Support is the 20 MA line of .28 followed by .26 res is .29 .32 with a possible test of .37 to .40 areas.
All my signatures are purely my opinion. Please use your own buy and sell signals and never invest in a stock you can not afford to lose money on.
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Suspect Detection Systems, Inc. (SDSS.OB) is Transforming The World Of Security
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 conventions found in different parts of the world. As a result, it can be used to screen for terrorists on a global basis, but can also be applied to criminal, military, and even commercial security environments.
The system, which comes in a variety of configurations, including mobile units, is based upon years of collected test data from multiple countries, and is uncannily accurate in spotting concealed motives. Although the technology is highly complex, the system itself is largely automated and surprisingly easy to operate. It does not require expert operators or results interpretation, making it easy to deploy.
In a typical airport security deployment, the subject being tested simply sits down, puts their passport on a scanner that reads where they are from, and places their hand on a special sensor that collects biometric data as they are asked a number of questions, presented in their own language through a video/audio interface. The person’s answers, together with the gathered physiological data, create a profile which is instantly analyzed by the system to determine whether further questioning is warranted.
The almost robotic objectivity of the system greatly reduces concerns about ethnic profiling, and is enhanced by elements of the system that are careful to actually filter out bias. It’s another reason that professional security industry watchers have reason to be enthused about the future of both the system and the company.
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Federal Agency in India Purchases Suspect Detection Systems Inc.’s (SDSS.OB) Cogito Crime Prevention Technology
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 attacks, including a major attack killing more than 170 in Mumbai this past November.
“Our system has been successfully evaluated over several months, with our technology proving its value to law enforcement agencies working to solve and prevent crimes in India,” stated Shabtai Shoval, CEO of SDS Ltd. “We expect that Cogito technology will become an important component in the crime fighting practices of this federal agency; and we are hopeful that Cogito will aid in the prevention of future crimes and terrorist attacks.”
“India is a country that has a growing need for cutting edge crime prevention techniques, and is open to implementing new technologies. This combination has allowed our advanced intelligence gathering solution to penetrate such a strategic market for our company,” Shoval added.
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Suspect Detection Systems Ltd. (SDSS.OB) Record Volume Alert!
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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Re SDSS
SDSS + 14 % Today on increased volume Watch this one for a possible continuation tomorrow. Support is the 20 MA line of .27 followed by .26 Resistance is .32 .37 and a possible test of .40
All my signatures are purely my opinion. Please use your own buy and sell signals and never invest in a stock you can not afford to lose money on.
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Suspect Detection Systems, Inc. (SDSS.OB) Optimistic About Applications
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 and Mexico, military intelligence units in Israel, diamond mining in South Africa, and employee screening in Central America. In the meantime, many additional markets are being pursued in these countries, as well as in places like China, Europe, and Africa.
It’s no coincidence that the SDS system is flexible enough for deployment on a worldwide stage. The company was founded by former senior officials of Israeli security, along with experts in technology. Israel is used to dealing with threats, both internal and external, involving individuals who could be from almost any country. Years of experience and testing have been carefully packed into the advanced system, and the result is an unmatched security product.
When you have a product that nobody else has, needed in an almost unlimited number of government and commercial environments, the term “optimism” seems conservative.
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Suspect Detection Systems Inc. (SDSS.OB) Introduces Commercial Cogito Data Center Knowledgebase
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 potential suspects from common backgrounds, which then enables interrogators to perform intelligence analysis over the entire scope of collected metadata.”
With the Cogito DC, Cogito Test Stations can accurately identify individuals who have already passed through the system, comparing past and present test results. This helps law enforcement agents and employers using Cogito to identify changes in the threats posed by potential suspects due to real-time changes in external elements such as personal crises, blackmail, etc.
“SDS has completed its first full year of sales,” stated Shabtai Shoval, CEO of SDS Ltd. “As our rapid interrogation system has been deployed by law enforcement agents and private enterprises in various countries throughout the world, the perceived success of the system has matured our customers’ needs for upgrading their systems to the next level – a managed networked of test stations with a centralized database and control.”
“As more and more individuals are examined using the Cogito Rapid Interrogation System, the value of accumulated data will grow as well,” Shoval added. “Answering our customers demand for a central data server can have significant impact on SDS’s sales and revenue growth.”
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Suspect Detection Systems, Inc. (SDSS.OB) Gets Inside The Terrorist Mind
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 airport and there may be nothing distinctive about their outward appearance.
SDS bypasses these superficial elements, focusing instead on subtle behavioral and biometric tags that are virtually invisible to an outside observer. In an airport setting, an international passenger would approach the machine, putting their passport on a scanner, and placing their hand on a special sensor. They are then presented with a series of questions, displayed on a screen in the language indicated on the passport, or through earphones if requested. The system uses data from the passenger’s ID, and combines it with the response and biometric data, creating a quick but surprisingly accurate profile of the person. More importantly, the system has been shown to effectively identify possible deceptive intent. The whole process only takes 3 minutes, and the passenger receives either a transfer printout authorizing them to move on, or an announcement that they will require further questioning.
Tests consistently show the effectiveness of the system, correctly spotting hostile intent, with relatively few false alarms. And, although originally designed to detect terrorists, the system is already in use in a variety of public and commercial settings around the world, showing its ability to be applied in almost any environment requiring security checks.
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Globes Interview with Suspect Detection Systems, Inc. (SDSS.OB)
You look for suspicious responses, but people are different from one another. Maybe a suspect is mentally disturbed, or merely weird? Maybe his response will be different from that of other people of his nationality, because his parents were immigrants?
“In such a case, we ‘ll see a very different response from that of other people of his nationality, but we won ‘t see an exceptional response to the special words. His responses to all the words will be equally odd.”
Can a terrorist develop a response to beat the system?
“Terrorists don’t know our special words, which we constantly change, nor do they know the ‘reasonable response ‘, against which they ‘re compared. It will therefore be very difficult for them to train. A terrorist can try to teach himself to mute his responses, or even take a tranquilizer. But in that case, his response will be different from that of other people of his nationality.”
What if a terrorist doesn’t chose his native tongue, in order to avoid the special words?
“He will respond differently from the way the average English-speaker responds, both because it isn’t his native tongue, and because he won ‘t understand some of the words. It ’s impossible to outsmart this machine; anyone who tries to be clever is screwed.”
What about someone who’s very interested in terrorism, but isn’t a terrorist? Maybe he ’s a member of Pakistani security?
“It’s possible, although not at all certain, that such a person would be a suspect within the 4% permissible range. If he is, he ‘ll have to explain himself to the human interrogator.”
How is the system tested? After all, you can ‘t collect terrorists to consent to being tested.
“So far, we ‘ve only tested and calibrated the system on Israelis. As I said, the goal is to create a system that tests the fear of being caught, so some of the subjects were given a mission, and others weren’t. The system was able to identify the subjects who were given a mission. We later specifically tested stressful missions, such as taking something from the boss ’s office. The system identified the people carrying out the stressful mission.”
The Department of Homeland Security allows you to suspect 4% of legitimate people. What is your margin of error in the other direction. Is the system certain of catching every terrorist, or will one periodically get through?
“We believe that maybe one out of dozens of terrorists can slip through the system. It’s not perfect, but that’s how it is with security – you can only do your best. You want things to make as difficult as possible for terrorists. If 50 terrorists are caught and one gets away, we’ll be pleased, and so will the authorities.”
The field is very hot, and there must be other companies mulling similar ventures.
“As far as I know, there are no systems that even come close to working on the same principle. There are systems that try to spot a lie through voice frequencies, but it hasn’t yet been proved that voice is an effective physiological index of intent. Another system is trying to spot excitement through body temperature, but what if the terrorist has taken a tranquilizer? None of these systems is as specific as ours. Even if someone were to read this article and decide to imitate us, he would face at least a two to three-year development hurdle.”
What’s your next step?
“Luckily, we’re in an all-or-nothing field. The Americans know that if they order the system only for JFK Airport, all the terrorists will switch to another one. The closure must be either hermetic, or nonexistent.
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Suspect Detection Systems, Inc. (SDSS.OB) Completes R&D for Military Use
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 or local languages. The system is presently programmed to use English, Spanish, Afgani, Iraqi, Hindi, and Arabic languages and is encoded with data relevant to local terrorists’ cultural knowledge bases.
Company CEO Shabtai Shoval said, “The SDS management team is utilizing extensive security and military combat experience in Israel to counter terrorists’ knowledge and behavior patterns. We are leveraging this expertise to create state-of-the-art military grade interrogation technology that aids the war on terror and saves lives.”
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