TEL AVIV, Israel, Jan. 8, 2025 /ennovaterz/ — SuperCom (NASDAQ: SPCB), a global provider of secure solutions for the e-Government, IoT, and Cybersecurity sectors, announced today the successful launch of its new electronic monitoring (EM) project in Latvia. Following a competitive tender process, SuperCom was awarded this project, marking its third national contract in Latvia and further expanding its role in supporting the country’s public safety efforts with the inclusion of domestic violence prevention. Latvia’s Ombudsman’s Office announced that there are about a thousand applications for protection against domestic violence every year. The announcement came in a december follow-up report addressing shortcomings in the nation’s response to such crimes, primarily in the lack of cooperation between agencies.
Under this program, SuperCom is deploying its advanced PureSecurity EM Suite, featuring GPS tracking devices, secure communications, and real-time monitoring capabilities. SuperCom’s technology will enhance the State Police of Latvia’s ability to oversee offenders, enabling more effective prevention and response to domestic violence cases while bolstering regional public safety and security.
By enabling the monitoring of such individuals’ movements, SuperCom makes it possible for government agencies to reduce prison overcrowding and the costs of incarceration. By allowing individuals under arrest to remain at home or to have limited access to activities in their communities, such as employment or educational sites, SuperCom makes it possible to reduce repeat criminal behavior and to promote rehabilitation through positive family, peer and work interactions.
“We’re honored to have been chosen yet again by the government of Latvia, this time for an important domestic violence prevention initiative,” said Ordan Trabelsi, President and CEO of SuperCom. “This project highlights Latvia’s commitment to leveraging advanced monitoring technology to enhance public safety. We are proud to support their efforts by providing innovative solutions that align with their long-term vision for protecting communities. This project demonstrates our ability to successfully execute complex initiatives and reinforces our growing leadership in the European public safety market,” Ordan added.
“This project further expands our presence across Europe and demonstrates our dedication to helping government agencies tackle complex public safety challenges. Our PureSecurity EM Suite has become a trusted tool for public safety agencies throughout Europe, empowering them with tailored solutions to meet their goals effectively. This project is also a testament to the increasing demand for domestic violence solutions globally, marking our 6th national domestic violence project, and we look forward to continuing to deliver our proprietary solutions and expertise in this space worldwide,” Ordan concluded.
