What SuperCom does

SuperCom Ltd. (NASDAQ: SPCB) is an Israel-headquartered provider of secured digital solutions, operating since 1988 with a presence in over 20 countries across five continents. The company is organized into three main divisions: (1) the PureSecurity Suite, which delivers electronic monitoring hardware (PureOne GPS bracelets, PureCom RF base stations, PureTag RF bracelets, PureBeacon indoor devices) and software (PureTrack smartphone-based tracking, PureProtect domestic violence victim app, PureMonitor cloud monitoring platform) to criminal justice agencies for offender supervision, GPS tracking, house arrest, and domestic violence monitoring; (2) the ΣID (Sigma-ID) division, built on the Magna platform, providing national e-Government solutions including e-Passports, biometric visas, national ID cards, driver's licenses, voter registration, and border control systems; and (3) a cybersecurity division comprising the Safend Data Protection Suite, SafeMobile SDK, and Prevision consulting services. The company also operates Leaders in Community Alternatives (LCA), a wholly-owned subsidiary providing community-based electronic monitoring and correctional services in the U.S.

SuperCom generates revenue primarily through recurring daily-active-unit pricing on government electronic monitoring contracts, multi-year national government contracts (with published budgets ranging from $1.8M to $75M), hardware/device sales of monitoring equipment, and one-time licensing fees for large-scale national identity programs. The go-to-market combines direct enterprise field sales targeting national and state-level corrections and probation agencies through competitive RFP processes with a channel partnership model via third-party EM service providers that has driven rapid U.S. expansion (17 new states and 40+ contracts since mid-2024). FY2025 revenue reached a record $27.9 million (+8% YoY), with EBITDA of $9.4M (+49% YoY), gross margin of 55.2%, and net income of $3.75M (+467% YoY), reflecting significant operating leverage as the contract base scales. The company holds 119 patents from over $45M in cumulative R&D and maintains ISO 9001, 27001, and 14001 certifications, providing a regulated, high-barrier competitive position in the government technology market.

Name

SuperCom

Legal name

SuperCom Ltd.

Website

https://supercom.com

Company type

Public

Founded year

1988

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

101–250 employees

Short description

SuperCom Ltd. (NASDAQ: SPCB) provides electronic monitoring hardware and software, national e-Government identity solutions, and cybersecurity products to government agencies across 20+ countries, generating recurring revenue from corrections departments and probation services globally.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Electronic Monitoring & Public Safety Technology

NAICS

Security Systems Services (56162), Security Systems Services (except Locksmiths) (561621), Computer Systems Design and Related Services (54151)

SIC

Services-Detective, Guard & Armored Car Services (7381), Computer Peripheral Equipment, Nec (3577)

akta.pro primary industry

Data Security & Privacy for Cloud (DLP, DSPM, Tokenization) (HDABAHAK)

akta.pro secondary industries

Confidential Computing & Hardware-backed Protection (TEE/HSM) (HDADAFAJ), Records Management, Information Governance & Retention (BPAEAPAO)

Keywords

• Electronic monitoring services
• Offender tracking technology
• National identity solutions
• E-government identity platforms
• Public safety monitoring

Headquarters

HQ city

Herzliya

HQ country

Israel

HQ region

Middle East

Offices3 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Software

Cost components

Personnel, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Electronic Monitoring Services: Recurring revenue from electronic monitoring contracts based on daily active units deployed. Contracts with government agencies and service providers for GPS tracking, house arrest monitoring, and domestic violence monitoring programs. Revenue scales with number of monitored offenders.
2. National Government Contracts: Multi-year national contracts with government agencies for electronic monitoring solutions. Includes fixed contract values ($17M Sweden, $7M Germany) plus usage-based components.
3. Hardware and Device Sales: Sale of monitoring devices including GPS bracelets, RF tags, base stations, and related hardware to government and service provider customers.
4. e-Government Solutions: National identity programs including ID cards, e-Passports, driver's licenses, and related systems for government clients, typically multi-year implementation projects.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

Core offering

SuperCom designs, manufactures and operates the PureSecurity Suite — an integrated electronic monitoring platform combining proprietary hardware (GPS bracelets, RF tags, base stations) with cloud-based software for offender tracking, house arrest monitoring and domestic violence victim protection. The company sells this suite primarily to government criminal justice agencies (prison services, probation departments, corrections) worldwide, with additional offerings in national identity/e-Government systems (Magna platform), enterprise data protection (Safend) and mobile application security (SafeMobile).

Product overview

SuperCom offers a diversified portfolio of secured solutions organized into distinct divisions: (1) PureSecurity Suite — the core electronic monitoring platform comprising PureOne (one-piece GPS bracelet), PureTrack (smartphone-based GPS tracking), PureCom (house arrest RF base station), PureTag (RF bracelet), PureProtect (domestic violence victim app), PureMonitor (cloud monitoring software), and PureBeacon (indoor RF device); (2) ∑ID division — national ID and e-Government solutions including the Magna™ platform for electronic passports, biometric visas, national ID cards, driver's licenses, voter registration, and e-Government services; (3) Safend Data Protection Suite — enterprise data loss prevention software with modules for encryption, device control, content inspection, and compliance reporting; (4) SafeMobile — mobile application security platform with SDK, StarGate gateway, and PKI-based authentication; (5) Prevision — cybersecurity consultancy services; and (6) GIS & Lands solutions for geographic information and land management. The company operates globally serving government and public sector clients since 1988.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• PureCom RF Base Station RF base station for house arrest programs featuring a smart LCD screen, fingerprint ID verification, two-way text and voice communications, dual SIM for broader coverage, onboard GPS tracking, and support for up to 50 PureTag RF bracelets. Sold to government criminal justice agencies as part of the PureSecurity Suite.
• PureOne GPS Tracking Bracelet Lightweight, waterproof, one-piece GPS tracking bracelet with LTE cellular communication, GNSS/Cell-Tower/Wi-Fi location tracking, over 48 hours battery life, biometric authentication, and tamper detection for continuous offender location monitoring by criminal justice agencies.
• PureProtect Smartphone App Smartphone app for domestic violence victims that identifies and alerts of proximity violations, detects offender movement patterns, supports GPS/Cell Tower/RF proximity alerts, and provides GPS shielding/jamming detection. Available for Android and iOS. Sold to government agencies and law enforcement for victim protection programs.
• PureTag RF Bracelet Compact, hypoallergenic RF bracelet with encrypted RF signal, Bluetooth support, 4-year battery life, strap and motion tamper detection, and disposable adjustable strap weighing 1 oz. Used with PureCom base stations for house arrest monitoring programs.
• PureBeacon Indoor RF Device Secure RF device for indoor surveillance with 4-year battery life (no charging required), encrypted RF protocol, proximity and case tamper detection, and expandable range via mesh network, weighing 0.6 oz. Sold to criminal justice agencies for indoor offender location monitoring.
• Magna e-Government Platform Core technological platform for the ΣID division with modular and layered architecture based on a core registry that interfaces with multiple government services including identity, passport, visa, driver's license, and election management solutions. Delivered to governments for national ID programs.
• MIV1 Mobile ID Verification Mobile ID verification solution using live fingerprint, face, and ID card verification for person identification, designed for law enforcement and election verification applications. Sold to government and electoral management agencies.
• Safend Data Protection Suite Enterprise data loss prevention and endpoint security solution providing port and device control, transparent hard disk encryption, removable media encryption, content control, and compliance reporting to protect sensitive data-in-use, data-at-rest, and data-in-motion. Sold to enterprises and government organizations.
• SafeMobile Cybersecurity Platform Comprehensive mobile cybersecurity platform providing secured mobile application development with self-defending code, white-box crypto, anti-reverse engineering, secure authentication, device registration, and session management. Sold to mobile app developers and enterprises needing mobile application security.
• Prevision Cybersecurity Consulting Cybersecurity consultancy service providing onsite consultation for cyber protection of company information, protecting against known risks, enhanced threats, and malicious sources across finance, banking, telecom, media, critical infrastructure, and general IT sectors. Sold to enterprise and government organizations.
• GIS & Lands Solutions Geographic Information Systems and land management solutions including building database layers, civil infrastructure management, homeland security command centers, secured land title with biometric identifiers, and cadaster management. Sold to government agencies for land registry and infrastructure programs.
• LCA Electronic Monitoring Services Community-based electronic monitoring and correctional services including full-service GPS monitoring, individualized case management, evidence-based treatment programs, juvenile and adult day reporting centers, and employment services. Delivered by the wholly-owned subsidiary LCA to criminal justice agencies.

Quantifiable outcome

• Displaced incumbent providers serving Norway and Sweden for over 20 years
• +3 more outcomes

Named customers6 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature7 records

Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered supporting, key and core.

• B2i DigitalsupportingGTM or Marketing Partner · 12 November 2025Partnership to expand investor awareness and further SuperCom's international growth objectives. B2i Digital specializes in investor relations and awareness campaigns for small-cap public companies.
• ElectrakeyImplementation/ SI/ Consulting Partner · 10 October 2024Electra served as SuperCom's prime partner on the bid for the Israel Prison Service national electronic monitoring contract. Electra brings local market expertise and implementation capabilities for the five-year contract covering all electronic monitoring programs in Israel.
• Leaders in Community Alternatives (LCA)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerLCA has been an industry leader for over 25 years in electronic monitoring and community-based programs. The partnership combines SuperCom's PureSecurity EM platform with LCA's EM programs and community-based services, enabling efficient operations, outstanding compliance, and successful outcomes for criminal justice agencies.

Scale indicators16 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Direct peers

• Elmo-Tech: Israeli peer providing electronic monitoring and home detention solutions to criminal justice agencies globally. Closely comparable hardware-plus-software EM platform and direct competitor in Israeli and international government tenders.
• Track Group: Public peer specializing exclusively in GPS and RF electronic monitoring solutions for criminal justice, domestic violence, and offender supervision markets. Closely comparable product set (GPS bracelets, RF base stations, monitoring platforms) and direct competitor on U.S. county and state RFPs.
• BI Incorporated (a GEO Group company): One of the largest U.S. electronic monitoring service providers and technology suppliers to corrections agencies. Direct competitor to SuperCom in U.S. state and county contracts, with deeper operational scale and incumbent relationships in many U.S. jurisdictions.
• Sentinel (formerly Attenti): Direct competitor in electronic monitoring of offenders, offering GPS and RF tracking products to government criminal justice agencies globally. Closely comparable product portfolio and customer base to SuperCom's PureSecurity Suite, and historically one of SuperCom's main competitive targets in European RFPs.
• Buddi Limited: UK-based electronic monitoring technology provider offering GPS tracking wearables and offender monitoring platforms to governments. Comparable product offering in GPS/RF tracking hardware and software, with overlapping customer base in European national contracts.

Emerging players

• Corrisoft: U.S. provider of GPS electronic monitoring and case management software for community corrections agencies. Comparable software-led approach to offender supervision and overlapping U.S. county and state customer base.
• Geosatis: Swiss-based specialist in GPS ankle bracelets for offender monitoring and law enforcement, with strong European government customer base. Comparable hardware-focused approach and overlapping European criminal justice buyer profiles.

Broad incumbents

• Thales Group: Major global identity, biometrics, and digital security provider with overlapping offerings in e-Passports, national ID cards, and government identity systems. Direct competitor on large multi-year national e-Government identity contracts similar to SuperCom's Moldova, Ethiopia, and Ecuador programs.
• IDEMIA: Global leader in identity and security solutions, including biometric national IDs, passports, and border management systems comparable to SuperCom's Magna/ΣID e-Government offerings. Much larger scale and broader identity portfolio than SuperCom but direct competitor on national identity and biometric enrollment projects.
• Securus Technologies (Aventiv Technologies): Large incumbent provider of communications, monitoring, and technology solutions to U.S. correctional facilities, including electronic monitoring capabilities. Broader portfolio than SuperCom but overlaps directly on offender monitoring products sold to corrections and sheriff agencies.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks7 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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• Facebookfacebook.com/SuperCom.group
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/supercom

Compliance3 records

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles4 records

Subsidiaries4 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds11 records

Investors1 record

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M&A3 records

Investments

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