SuperCom (SPCB)

The business is organized around three main areas: e-Government, Internet of Things, and cyber security. Its e-Gov offering includes traditional and digital identity products used in applications such as national ID, passports, driver licences, and other credentialing programs. These systems are designed to help authorities issue, authenticate, and manage secure documents and digital identities.

SuperCom’s IoT unit is its main revenue contributor and focuses on electronic monitoring and tracking. The company’s technology can be used to identify and monitor people, vehicles, and assets in real time, helping customers detect restricted movement, non-compliance, or unauthorized activity. This includes solutions used in offender monitoring, public safety, and other environments where location awareness and tamper-resistant devices are important.

The cyber security business complements these activities by addressing digital risk and data protection needs. SuperCom serves customers across several regions, including Africa, Europe, South America, the United States, Israel, and Asia-Pacific. Its investment profile is tied to demand for secure identity infrastructure, public safety modernization, and connected monitoring systems, as well as the timing and execution of government and institutional contracts.