NEC Introduces Advanced Security Solutions at INTERPOL World 2015
NEC Successfully Implements Cybersecurity Solutions for Newly Opened INTERPOL Global Complex for Innovation
SINGAPORE and TOKYO, April 14, 2015 NEC Corporation (http://www.nec.com/index.html) announced on April 14 its participation in INTERPOL World 2015, a leading trade event that promotes public and private partnerships and serves as a business platform for security equipment manufacturers and service providers to offer innovative security solutions to law enforcement agencies, government officials and security professionals from the commercial sectors. INTERPOL World is being held at the Sands Expo & Convention Centre in Singapore from April 14 to 16, 2015.
Moreover, on April 13, alongside INTERPOL World, the official opening of the INTERPOL Global Complex for Innovation (IGCI) was held. The IGCI is a cutting-edge research and development facility for the identification of crimes and suspects, innovative training, operational support and partnerships, where Dr. Nobuhiro Endo, President, NEC Corporation, made an opening speech, the only representative from a private-sector company to be afforded such an honor.
"Although information and communications technology (ICT) has enabled people to lead more enriched lives, it has also become easier for individuals to abuse advanced technology for illegal purposes, and cybercrime has become a major issue throughout the world," said Dr. Endo. "NEC boasts a wide range of leading technologies and solutions, including world-class biometrics such as fingerprint, face recognition and DNA analysis, as well as cybersecurity, big data and image recognition technologies as part of enhancing the safety and security of social infrastructure and the ongoing development of society."
At INTERPOL World, NEC showcases its broad array of advanced cybersecurity solutions, which have been successfully implemented in the INTERPOL Digital Crime Centre established within the IGCI. NEC is also demonstrating its latest public safety solutions, including biometrics identification technologies that have already been adopted by more than 500 customers in 40 countries and an intelligent video surveillance system.
Furthermore, Koh See Kiat, Inter Agency Collaboration Business Leader, Global Safety Division (GSD), NEC Corporation, will share views on NEC's solutions for safer smart cities at INTERPOL World Theatres. Dr. Paul Wang, Chief Technology Officer, GSD, NEC Corporation, will be sharing his thoughts on the duality of smart & safe city development at INTERPOL World Congress.
SOURCE NEC Corporation
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