THEY have been nominated for the world summit awards which take...

THEY have been nominated for the world summit awards which take place in mexico next month. Should be good exposure for the technology. Here is a bit more from their website...

EMT is partnered with Nexbis of Malaysia for the joint deployment and implementation of Nexbis' suite of National Security Products for Government authorities specifically in Asia. The technology employed is the key to providing FORENSIC level national security that can be implemented in an efficient manner. The product suite meets the increasing need for forensic level by targeting the following areas:

identity authentication,
document security,
intra and inter-government co-operation and enforcement,
revenue assurance,
fraud detection,
crime prevention, and;
various other scenarios requiring identification enforcement by Governments.
With patents filed in 140 countries worldwide, Nexbis is the inventor and owner of the only forensic-level (L3S) mobile security solution in the world – the National Security Suite. The National Security Suite is able to provide a dynamic end-to-end national security solution that enables real-time information access capabilities and total assurance of information integrity and privacy through the use of a highly secure system architecture.

Utilising EMT’s implementation experience and coupled with technology expertise from Nexbis, the growing demand for national security and identity authentication can be fulfilled through the utilisation of Nexbis' solutions. These solutions are built on the foundation of Level 3 Security features which are the highest level of security available today due to unique customisations and development of proprietary methods, functionalities and security technologies.

Nexbis aspires to be a trusted ally to Governmental law enforcement agencies to work hand-in-hand via an integrated approach to achieve intra and inter-government cooperation. This will allow for consolidated planning capabilities, joint operation management and information sharing and cross referencing across these agencies while maintaining the independence of their existing systems and individual capabilities.