Advancing technologies are helping law enforcement and criminal investigators to prevent threats, fight crime and deliver justice. In 2025 and beyond, being able to share information between federal, state, and local jurisdictions and agencies is a priority. By deconflicting data, investigators can improve cross-agency information-sharing, streamlining communications and investigations. Leveraging existing data can support solving investigations faster and identify repeat offenders across networks and systems. Information sharing will be vital to combatting and preventing future criminal activity.
INTRODUCING THE NEXT-GENERATION INTEGRATED BIOMETRIC
WORKSPACE POWERED BY INTEGRA-ID®
Securely Delivered Via Microsoft® Azure® Government
The latest advancements in identity verification, crime analysis, and digital government solutions are now easier than ever to benefit from via NEC’s newly released Integrated Biometric Workspace (IBW) powered by Integra-ID®. Built on Microsoft® Azure® Government and fully ACE-V (Analysis, Comparison, Evaluation and Verification) compliant, IBW is now a cutting-edge web app that provides best-in-class value in terms of accuracy, performance, security, and reliability for law enforcement and the broader biometric identity resolution community. NEC’s commitment to continuous investment in R&D ensures IBW will always be powered by leading-edge algorithms you can trust.
Introducing IBW Remote Latent Workspace
IBW Remote Latent Workspace is a new solution that provides the same innovative, web-based latent user experience for agencies without their own AFIS (Automated Fingerprint Identification System). IBW Remote Latent Workspace enables agencies of all sizes to perform remote latent searches against authorized state and federal AFIS systems while benefiting from NEC’s sophisticated interface, examination tools, and case management. Remote Latent Workspace offers innovative image enhancement, comparison, and verification tools to streamline identification services. Law enforcement
and government agencies can strengthen cases, thwart identity fraud, speed civil applicant processing, and more. Users are also able to utilize IBW’s elimination print processing capability to quickly narrow the volume of evidence on a per-case basis.