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Converus Announces New EyeDetect Training Courses In addition to Converus Service Partners, others that will benefit from this 3-day training course include polygraph examiners, private investigators, therapists, and law enforcement personnel. Tra…

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On April 8, 2019, Verity Detection Services, LLC received official Service-Disabled-Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) status from the Department of Veterans Affairs. This certification will assist the company in acquiring government contracts and serves as verification that the business is owned by a disabled veteran.

Verity Detection Services Recognized as Service-Disabled-Veteran-Owned Small Business On April 8, 2019, Verity Detection Services, LLC received official Service-Disabled-Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) status from the Department of Veterans Affairs. This certification will ass…

Verity Detection Services received a complimentary advertisement in Gazette 2.0, Pittsburgh Westside News, on March 26, 2019. The paper reaches the communities of Moon, Robinson, Stowe, Kennedy, Coraopolis, McKees Rocks, Crafton, Ingram, and Neville Island. We are proud to be part of the neighborhood of businesses that serve the Greater Pittsburgh area and thank the Gazette for their generosity.

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The National Bureau of Investigation plans to use EyeDetect for screening and field investigations. MANILA, Philippines – March 22, 2019 – The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) is the first government agency in the Philippines to adopt EyeDetect by Converus. The agency, which is the equivalent of the U.S. FBI, plans to use it for screening and in field investigation cases. [ 848 more words ]

NBI – First Gov’t Agency in Philippines to Purchase EyeDetect The National Bureau of Investigation plans to use EyeDetect for screening and field investigations. From left, bottom to top: Abie Laguitan (sitting) of Truth Verifier Systems, John Exos Nulud of E…

Converus and AML Partners teamed up to propose “Objective Eligibility Verification” technology, which allows organizations to create a shared network of applications unique to their proper-payment needs, as well as help prevent fraud, error and abuse. LEHI, Utah – March 15, 2019 –Team Converus/AML Partners was one of four finalists in the 2019 MITRE Challenge on Strengthening Eligibility Verification for Federal Benefits Programs. [ 713 more words ]

Team Converus/AML Partners a Finalist in 2019 MITRE Challenge Converus and AML Partners teamed up to propose “Objective Eligibility Verification” technology, which allows organizations to create a shared network of applications unique to their pro…

By Sierra Hudson, Marketing — Misconceptions About Federal Employees When you think of a government employee, what comes to mind? For me, I envision standing in a long line at the post office waiting to ship a small package. I think of the stereotype that anything government related requires long periods of waiting and oftentimes involves working with a worker who begrudgingly does their job or takes their sweet time. [ 304 more words ]

Federal Government Myths What misconceptions about the Federal Government were debunked by reading this? By Sierra Hudson, Marketing — Misconceptions About Federal Employees When you think of a government employee, w…

By Sierra Hudson Stone, Marketing — Recently, four Nigerian men living in the United States admitted to taking part of a large-scale passport and bank scheme in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. So how on earth did they intend to con over $1.2 million dollars? The men admitted participation to defraud various banking institutions in both Massachusetts and Rhode Island by acquiring and altering passed checks between commercial entities. [ 278 more words ]

Four Men In Federal Prison After Fraud Scheme   Go directly to jail. Do not pass go, do not collect $1.2 millon dollars. By Sierra Hudson Stone, Marketing — Recently, four Nigerian men living in the United States admitted to taking …