SUMMARY: The rapid evolution and invention of new technology has changed how the world functions and is connected.
SUMMARY: There's a new way of looking in your eyes to determine if you’re telling the truth. Converus has EyeDetect contracts with some 75 U.S. law enforcement agencies.
SUMMARY: Polygraph and EyeDetect are the only two viable solutions available today with greater than 80% accuracy.
By Dhina Clement, Marketing –
Jean Patrice Delia, performance engineer at General Electric Company (GE) pleaded guilty to conspiring to steal trade secrets from the company to launch his own company ... Read More
Converus, makers of EyeDetect — the world’s first lie detector that accurately detects deception by measuring involuntary eye behavior — will hold its annual conference May 25-27, 2021. Rebranded Converus ... Read More
By Dhina Clement, Marketing –
The Covid-19 pandemic has impacted many businesses and their employers since it reached the United States during the spring of 2020. Within those affected is a ... Read More
By Rachel Morgan, Marketing –
Michael Verzella, age 41, was found guilty of stealing at least $240,000 from his employer and those he serviced through his work. Verzella has not yet ... Read More
By Rachel Morgan, Marketing –
Sarah A. Delashmit, age 35, was indicted for committing various types of fraud including identity theft.
According to the FBI press release associated with the case, “Delashmit ... Read More
By Rachel Morgan, Marketing –
Sasha Saulnier, age 32, was employed as a client relations specialist for 7 years at a full-service animal hospital. She worked selling various products and gained ... Read More
By Rachel Morgan, Marketing –
49-year-old Jennifer Dwyer from Johnsbury Vermont was recently found guilty of stealing over 2 million dollars from her employer. She will face 51 months in prison ... Read More
Converus (“with truth”) provides scientifically validated credibility assessment technologies that help protect countries, corporations and communities from corruption, crime and threats.