Suspect Detection Systems Inc. announced that it has won a bid in India to sell multiple COGITO units and provide 5 year maintenance (recurrent revenues).

Suspect Detection Systems Inc. announced that the company has entered into a strategic alliance with Washington, DC-based SDB Partners to market and distribute the company's proven terror and crime prevention technology to law enforcement agencies in the United States. The Cogito system utilizes two sophisticated layers to detect a potential terror or criminal suspect at a point of entry such as an airport, transportation terminal, or border crossing. First, potential suspects are rapidly identified among a crowd using a remote "intention scanning" technology. Suspects flagged by remote identification are then questioned by an automated interrogation system that can accurately identify whether the suspect intends to commit an act of crime or terror, or has ties to a criminal organization. Following the interrogation, law enforcement officials can then take additional procedural measures. The system can also be utilized by law enforcement after a crime has taken place to determine a suspect's association to a particular criminal action or organization. Private sector security companies similarly utilize Cogito to detect intent to harm an employer's interests, among employees, management, or job applicants.

Suspect Detection Systems Inc. announced that the company has entered into a marketing and distribution agreement with large defense contractors, based in the capital city of a major world power. The agreement was signed following the successful pilot of Cogito's multi-layered terror prevention system for law enforcement agencies, as previously reported, at the largest railway terminal in the nation's capital. The defense contractor played a critical role in initiating and coordinating the pilot. Entering into a formal distribution agreement with an accredited defense contractor is requirement for signing a contract with state law enforcement agencies. As previously reported, Suspect Detection Systems has started negotiations with an agency interested in integrating Cogito at similar terminals the across the country.