Join us for an in-depth webinar that explores how advanced document examination technology supports border security and safeguards international travel. This session focuses on the foster+freeman solutions currently deployed at international borders, helping authorities detect fraudulent passports, visas, and identity documents with speed and confidence.
Únase a nosotros en un seminario web en profundidad que explorará las crecientes capacidades de RUVIS para la detección de huellas dactilares sin contacto. Demostraremos cómo esta potente técnica continúa transformando la visualización de huellas latentes en superficies delicadas y complejas, sin necesidad de polvos ni productos químicos.
In a world of rapid technological advancements and evolving threats, the World Police Summit 2026 stands as a crucial platform for global law enforcement collaboration.
Organized by Dubai Police, this premier event unites leading forces such as the FBI, NYPD, INTERPOL, Australian Federal Police, Korean National Police Agency, and the Metropolitan Police, representing over 138 countries. Whether your focus is on policing technology, cybersecurity, commercial security, or road safety, the summit offers unparalleled opportunities for all attendees.
The closed GPEC (GPEC first event in 2000) - the national and international information, innovation and networking platform for decision-makers, procurers, technicians, trainers, trainers, end users and providers - which covers all subject and equipment areas of internal security, law enforcement, civil protection and homeland security - will be held again on 20 - 22...
The High Security Printing™ conferences are annual events with a specficially regional focus. They cover government-specified and issued documents,including currency, fiduciary documents, excise stamps, ID cards, e-passports, visas, vehicle documents and licences, with a particular emphasis on banknotes and emerging technologies for ID and travel documents. Running in tandem with each event is a trade exhibition of 30-40 companies supplying technologies and systems for these sectors.
From the Organisers: IDENTITY WEEK is the world’s largest and most important identity event, returning to Amsterdam in 2026! The Netherlands is one of the front-runners in the identity industry within the European Union and is widely regarded to be among the world’s leading innovators, with strong technological capabilities and performance. IDENTITY WEEK is a...
Únase a nosotros en un seminario web en profundidad que explora cómo la tecnología avanzada de análisis de documentos respalda la seguridad fronteriza y protege los viajes internacionales. Esta sesión se centra en las soluciones de foster+freeman actualmente implementadas en fronteras internacionales, que ayudan a las autoridades a detectar pasaportes, visas y documentos de identidad fraudulentos con rapidez y confianza.
Join us for an exclusive webinar to explore the cutting-edge capabilities of the next generation of VSC® NOMAX, the ultimate handheld document inspection device designed for rapid, on-the-spot examination.
From the Organisers: The 13th edition of the Africa Security Symposium (ASEC) will be held in Accra, Ghana from 7-9 July 2026. A truly pan-African event, proudly in cooperation with the African Union Commission PAPS, the United Nations, INTERPOL, U.S. military, and regional governments, including ministries of Interior, Defence, and Police, alongside senior NGO, and military stakeholders....
Join us for an exclusive webinar to explore the cutting-edge capabilities of the next generation of our intelligent evidence detection technology, the ultimate handheld forensic light source designed for rapid, on-scene evidence discovery.
From the Organisers: West Africa Border Security Week is a regional event aimed at enhancing border security in Africa, using smart border control technologies. West Africa Border Security Week is earmarked to serve the three border environments by bringing together C-level executives from land borders, air borders, and the maritime environment.
We are excited to announce that the ENFSI Scene of Crime Working Group Meeting will take place from the 7th – 9th September 2026 in Oxford, United Kingdom.
This meeting brings together all our subgroups, scene of crime, bloodstain pattern analysis, and forensic archaeology.
