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Protecting our nation and its citizens

Noblis works across many sectors to help the government and corporations make our world safer. Whether we are helping to develop technologies for assisting the Army in properly disposing of chemical weapons, or assessing the threat from biological or other catastrophic events, our WMD Defense and Intelligence work is making a difference.

Our ground-breaking work in biometrics and  Identity Discovery and Management is helping thwart terrorist attacks and identify criminals through facial recognition technology. It is also helping establish new levels of security for passports and visas.

Our Networks and Information Integration experts are working to improve information security and integrity and to  protect our critical infrastructures cyber attack.

We are also working with various law enforcement agencies through the Center for Criminal Justice Technology to improve information sharing and emergency response.


 
This report documents the use of emerging technologies that provide mobility to first responders at major accidents.


Protecting the Public.
Feature article on Noblis' unique capabiility in supporting national security and intelligence efforts.

National Security & Intelligence News

Noblis Author Publishes Perchlorate Article in "The Environmental Forum"
In "Perchlorate: Not Only Rocket Science," Noblis author Drew Rak explains how the ongoing debate of the potential health effects from exposure to low levels of perchlorate is overshadowing an equally important dialogue on the sources of contamination.

Andrew Rak, addressed Emerging Contaminant Risks in the guest perspective/editorial of the recently published, Risk Policy Report.

Austin Hicklin was a distinguished lecturer at the International Association for Identification Conference. His presentation, “Assessing Latent Fingerprint Quality”, was coauthored with JoAnn Busgalia of the FBI Laboratory and was the result of a year of research for the Laboratory. 

Tracy Brown presented the workshop “So You’ve Decided to Implement GPS to Track Offenders…Now What?” at the American Probation and Parole Association Summer Training Institute. This presentation focused on the Electronic Supervision Technology Toolkit (ESTToolkit) developed by Noblis. The ESTToolkit is an application intended to assist community corrections agencies in planning and deploying a GPS program to track offenders.




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