IDEMIA Public Security, a division of IDEMIA Group, is a leading provider of trusted biometric solutions that revolutionise public security and identity, travel and transport, and access control.

Its solutions—designed using advanced security features and encryption technologies—enable clients to build safer and fairer societies where people can live, interact, and move freely.

IDEMIA Public Security’s Justice and Public Safety business line applies more than 50 years of biometric expertise to support global law enforcement agencies. With a dedicated team of nearly 600 experts, the organisation develops technologies including:

• Facial recognition
• Fingerprint matching
• Investigative analytics

These solutions are tailored to the operational needs of law enforcement agencies worldwide.

Trusted by more than 85 public-sector customers, IDEMIA’s technologies manage millions of records and support efficient policing through tools such as:

• Livescan systems
• Mobile fingerprint devices

With a strong focus on fairness and accuracy, IDEMIA collaborates closely with customers to help create a safer and more secure world.

IDEMIA: your partner in preventing offenses, solving crimes, and protecting communities.

They are sponsoring the following workshop on Wednesday, 17th June, 09:30–12:30:

Facial Recognition and Tattoo Analysis Workshop – Applying the ACE V Methodology

INTERPOL and IDEMIA Public Security present an interactive workshop for forensic practitioners focused on the ACE V (Analysis, Comparison, Evaluation, Verification) methodology — the foundational framework for forensic identification — applied to facial recognition and tattoo analysis.

The session is led by Dr. Shelina Jilani together with IDEMIA Public Security experts.

The workshop will cover

• Core principles of the ACE V methodology in forensic identification
• A guided practical exercise, from observation to verification
• Validation of forensic conclusions through structured expert discussion
• The role of Artificial Intelligence in forensic facial identification
• An overview of the EU AI Act and its implications for forensic applications

By bridging traditional forensic methodology with emerging AI capabilities, the session provides both foundational knowledge and a forward-looking perspective for operational forensic practice.