Israeli biometric identity solutions firm SuperCom has announced that its M2M division has signed contracts with two new customers to deploy Electronic Monitoring solutions to provide a comprehensive and transparent electronic surveillance platform for effectively tracking and monitoring low-risk offenders.The first new contract is for a large country in Southeast Asia that is implementing a new offender monitoring and tracking program to increase public safety and reduce prison overcrowding. SuperCom will provide its full PureSecurity surveillance solution for this program which will include home monitoring and full GPS tracking. The initial order is for a fixed number of units and includes ongoing maintenance. There is a significant opportunity for the program to grow over time.The second contract is for a new European country that already has offender monitor programs in place. SuperCom will provide its PureSecurity surveillance solution for home monitoring that will assist the government in monitoring low-risk offenders in their homes. The initial term of the contract is for one year with a guaranteed minimum order size of 70 kits. The contract offers potential for growth beyond the initial contract size and duration.”We have already begun to deploy these new contracts and are excited to further expand our efforts to enhance public safety with a cost effective solution in the rapidly growing global Electronic Monitoring market,” commented Arie Trabelsi, President and CEO of SuperCom. “With these wins, we have now secured three new electronic monitoring customers within the last four months. We continue to focus on expanding our growing base of government clients around the world and are looking forward to working with governments as we offer our rapidly growing array of innovative eID, M2M and mPay solutions.”

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