NEC is demonstrating a portfolio that includes its NeoFace face recognition technology, a harbor monitoring network system and display solutions
NEC’s technologies are designed to protect governments and help create safe and secure smart cities

NEC Corporation will showcase a wide range of security solutions, including its advanced biometric and cyber security technologies and a new video analytics system, at Intersec 2014 (International Trade Fair for Security and Safety) at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Center from 19–21 January 2014 on stand #SA-518C.

Under the theme “We Make Cities Safer”, NEC is demonstrating a portfolio that includes its NeoFace face recognition technology, a harbor monitoring network system and display solutions. NEC’s biometric solutions are used in over 40 countries worldwide for law enforcement, border control and building access control. The solutions also can be applied to consumer sectors such as VIP identification in hotels and restaurants and display screen marketing applications.

The company will also profile its advanced information security technologies and counterintelligence service. Detected IT security incidents have increased 35% over the previous year, while the average financial cost is up by 18% according to PWC’s Global State of Information Survey 2014, leading to a need for increased vigilance. NEC’s technologies are designed to protect governments and enterprises from the growing risk of digital disruption and physical security threats and help create safe and secure smart cities.

During the show, NEC will also demonstrate its broad range of behavior analysis technologies. NEC’s exhibits include the world’s first crowd behavior analysis solution which uses security camera footage and real-time image analysis to automatically detect accidents, violence, public disorder and other crimes. For example, it quickly alerts security personnel if a crowd has formed around a fallen individual in a busy train station, enabling them to take prompt action to restore public safety.

"NEC has a relentless focus
on countering the threat of
highly organized criminals
on a global basis"

Noboru Takahashi, President & CEO, NEC Saudi Arabia Ltd commented, “NEC is in a unique position to help private and public organizations take a multi-layered approach to protecting themselves from emerging physical and cyber security threats and to reduce the associated public safety, reputation and financial risks. Through a combination of market leading products and services, ongoing R&D and partnerships with key international security agencies like Interpol, NEC has a relentless focus on countering the threat of highly organized criminals on a global basis.”

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