Cyber and biometric technology security solutions firm VerifyMe has revealed that a patent it has filed involving electromagnetic security has had a successful review.The patent, entitled "System and Method for Providing Tangible Medium with Electromagnetic Security Marker" has received a Notice of Allowance from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, the company announced.The patent broadly covers the protection of confidential documents and systems for tracking and monitoring the movement of documents, packages or other printed materials or objects."This patent is the most recent addition to our arsenal of weapons that enable our clients to fight crime and theft," said Paul Donfried, VerifyMe's chief executive officer. "We have additional patent applications pending around the world, and this favorable review validates the originality of our technologies and the unique value we deliver."Sandy Fliderman, chief technology officer, added: "Our ability to integrate mobile devices and their capabilities into our platform continues to enhance our competitive advantage."VerifyMe's patents for physical solutions include authentication solutions that can be verified by the end-user, consumer/patient with no specialized equipment, in addition to multiple levels of forensic inspection.

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