Beginning today, U.S.-based public safety agencies can receive free and unlimited assistance in applying for grant money via PoliceGrantsHelp.com to help acquire the latest lie detection technology called EyeDetect by Converus.
Since implementing the Converus EyeDetect lie detection technology in its hiring process last February, the Ukrainian office of the United Nations Soldiers of Peace International Association (UNSPIA) has reduced pre-employment screening ... Read More
Dr. John Kircher, widely recognized in government and industry as one of the world’s leading experts in deception detection, recently retired from his teaching position in the department of Educational ... Read More
Converus EyeDetect has set another benchmark for the lie detection industry. When it debuted in 2014, it was the first lie detector to accurately detect deception by measuring involuntary eye ... Read More
Converus will host 3-day EyeDetect training sessions various times during the year. Converus Service Partners, customers, or anyone working in the credibility assessment industry looking to be trained in the latest, scientifically ... Read More
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 ... Read More
Team Converus/AML Partners was one of four finalists in the 2019 MITRE Challenge on Strengthening Eligibility Verification for Federal Benefits Programs. Twenty-nine companies entered their ideas on contributing unique and innovative ... Read More
Despite freezing temperatures outside, attendees at the 5thAnnual Converus Service Partner Conference quickly warmed up to several major announcements by Todd Mickelsen, Converus president and CEO. The most significant announcement ... Read More
Converus’ disruptive lie detector, EyeDetect, just became more disruptive to the credibility assessment market with a new 15-minute Directed Lie Comparison (DLC) test — a test technique commonly used in ... Read More
Spouses can no long hide their “lying eyes” from therapists at marriage counseling centers — at least not the ones using a new lie detection technology called EyeDetect. Therapists claim ... Read More