EyeDetect®, by Converus® (http://converus.com), is an accurate, nonintrusive lie detection test that detects deception in 30 minutes by analyzing eye behavior. It’s the first breakthrough in effectively uncovering lies since the polygraph was invented nearly 100 years ago. EyeDetect is also the world’s first ocular-motor deception test. If your job has anything to do with credibility assessment (whether you work in law enforcement, the government, human resources) or if you’re simply interested in lie detection, then please SUBSCRIBE to this YouTube channel. How does it work? EyeDetect uses an infrared camera to monitor How does it work? EyeDetect uses a high-definition, infrared eye-tracking camera to monitor involuntary eye behavior — including pupil dilation, blink rate and fixations — to detect deception while a person answers true/false questions on a computer screen. The test takes 30 minutes and provides a “truthful” or “deceptive” score within 5 minutes. Polygraph exams, the long-time standard for lie detection, require a trained examiner, take at least 90 minutes to conduct, and reports can sometimes take hours to receive. Field tests show EyeDetect is 86 percent accurate. When used in conjunction with the polygraph, and when both tests have the same result, the confidence in the test outcome reaches up to an astounding 99 percent. This is unheard of in the lie detection industry. Most companies, in countries where it’s legal to administer lie detection tests in the workplace, use EyeDetect for pre-employment screening of job candidates and periodic testing of current employees. EyeDetect is not only ideal for screening job candidates in government, law enforcement and corrections, but also for screening visa applicants, immigrants, sex offenders, probationers and parolees. For example, an important potential national security application of EyeDetect is screening Syrian refugees for terrorists. Companies and government agencies throughout Latin America have been using EyeDetect since late 2014. Converus recently began offering EyeDetect to the U.S. market. The main benefits of EyeDetect include: • High accuracy • Fast (only 30 minutes for a test) • Nonintrusive • Cost-effective • Portable • Incorruptible and unbiased After the concept was conceived in 2002, a team of five scientists from the University of Utah spent more than 13 years fine-tuning this new ocular-motor based lie detection technology. Two of the five scientists, Drs. David Raskin and John Kircher, are not only world-renowned polygraph experts, but also credited with inventing the computerized polygraph. About Converus® Converus (“with truth”) is committed to providing trustworthy credibility assessment solutions. Its flagship product, EyeDetect® — a product first conceived in 2002 — is the first ocular-motor deception detection solution. It’s an accurate, cost-effective, efficient, secure and nonintrusive method that detects deception in 30 minutes by analyzing eye behavior. The same scientists credited with computerizing the polygraph in 1991 developed EyeDetect. It’s a new way for organizations to manage risk and ensure workplace integrity, and for law enforcement agencies and governments to detect deception. Ultimately, it helps protect countries, corporations and communities from corruption, fraud and threats. The company is headquartered in Lehi, Utah, USA. For more information, visit www.converus.com.

EyeDetect®, by Converus® (http://converus.com), is an accurate, nonintrusive lie detection test that detects deception in 30 minutes by analyzing eye behavior.It’s the first breakthrough in effectively uncovering lies since the polygraph was invented nearly 100 years ago. EyeDetect is also the world’s first ocular-motor deception test. If your job has anything to do with credibility assessment (whether you work in law enforcement, the government, human resources) or if you’re simply interested in lie detection, then please SUBSCRIBE to this YouTube channel. In this video, Converus President and CEO Todd Mickelsen provides an in-depth, step-by-step demonstration on how the new EyeDetect technology works. How does it work? EyeDetect uses a high-definition, infrared eye-tracking camera to monitor involuntary eye behavior — including pupil dilation, blink rate and fixations — to detect deception while a person answers true/false questions on a computer screen. The test takes 30 minutes and provides a “truthful” or “deceptive” score within 5 minutes. Polygraph exams, the long-time standard for lie detection, require a trained examiner, take at least 90 minutes to conduct, and reports can sometimes take hours to receive. Field tests show EyeDetect is 86% accurate. When used in conjunction with the polygraph, and when both tests have the same result, the confidence in the test outcome can be as high as 99%. This is unheard of in the lie detection industry. Most companies, in countries where it’s legal to administer lie detection tests in the workplace, use EyeDetect for pre-employment screening of job candidates and periodic testing of current employees. EyeDetect is not only ideal for screening job candidates in government, law enforcement and corrections, but also for screening visa applicants, immigrants, sex offenders, probationers and parolees. For example, an important potential national security application of EyeDetect is screening Syrian refugees for terrorists. Companies and government agencies throughout Latin America have been using EyeDetect since late 2014. Converus recently began offering EyeDetect to the U.S. market. The main benefits of EyeDetect include: • High accuracy • Fast (only 30 minutes for a test) • Nonintrusive • Cost-effective • Portable • Incorruptible and unbiased After the concept was conceived in 2002, a team of five scientists from the University of Utah spent more than 13 years fine-tuning this new ocular-motor based lie detection technology. Two of the five scientists, Drs. David Raskin and John Kircher, are not only world-renowned polygraph experts, but also credited with inventing the computerized polygraph. About Converus® Converus (“with truth”) is committed to providing trustworthy credibility assessment solutions. Its flagship product, EyeDetect® — a product first conceived in 2002 — is the first ocular-motor deception detection solution. It’s an accurate, cost-effective, efficient, secure and nonintrusive method that detects deception in 30 minutes by analyzing eye behavior. The same scientists credited with computerizing the polygraph in 1991 developed EyeDetect. It’s a new way for organizations to manage risk and ensure workplace integrity, and for law enforcement agencies and governments to detect deception. Ultimately, it helps protect countries, corporations and communities from corruption, fraud and threats. The company is headquartered in Lehi, Utah, USA. For more information, visit www.converus.com.

EyeDetect®, by Converus® (http://converus.com), is an accurate, nonintrusive lie detection test that detects deception in 30 minutes by analyzing eye and other behaviors. It’s the first breakthrough in effectively uncovering lies since the polygraph was invented nearly 100 years ago. EyeDetect is also the world’s first ocular-motor deception test. If your job has anything to do with credibility assessment (whether you work in law enforcement, the government, human resources) or if you’re simply interested in lie detection, then please SUBSCRIBE to this YouTube channel. In this video, hear what Don Krapohl has to say about EyeDetect. He's a former CIA polygraph examiner and deputy director at the U.S. National Center for Credibility Assessment (the government entity responsible for approving technology for government usage). Krapohl is currently the director for EyeDetect services for Capital Center for Credibility Assessment, a Virginia-based firm that provides credibility assessment services to the U.S. federal government. He's also a member of the Converus Advisory Board. How does it work? EyeDetect uses a high-definition, infrared eye-tracking camera to monitor involuntary eye behavior — including pupil dilation, blink rate and fixations — to detect deception while a person answers true/false questions on a computer screen. The test takes 30 minutes and provides a “truthful” or “deceptive” score within 5 minutes. Polygraph exams, the long-time standard for lie detection, require a trained examiner, take at least 90 minutes to conduct, and reports can sometimes take hours to receive. Field tests show EyeDetect is 86% accurate. When used in conjunction with the polygraph, and when both tests have the same result, the confidence in the test outcome can be as high as 99%. This is unheard of in the lie detection industry. Most companies, in countries where it’s legal to administer lie detection tests in the workplace, use EyeDetect for pre-employment screening of job candidates and periodic testing of current employees. EyeDetect is not only ideal for screening job candidates in government, law enforcement and corrections, but also for screening visa applicants, immigrants, sex offenders, probationers and parolees. For example, an important potential national security application of EyeDetect is screening Syrian refugees for terrorists. Companies and government agencies throughout Latin America have been using EyeDetect since late 2014. Converus recently began offering EyeDetect to the U.S. market. The main benefits of EyeDetect include: • 100% unbiased • High accuracy • Fast (only 30 minutes for a test) • Nonintrusive • Cost-effective • Portable After the concept was conceived in 2002, a team of five scientists from the University of Utah spent more than 13 years fine-tuning this new ocular-motor based lie detection technology. Two of the five scientists, Drs. David Raskin and John Kircher, are not only world-renowned polygraph experts, but also credited with inventing the computerized polygraph. About Converus® Converus (“with truth”) provides scientifically validated credibility assessment technologies. EyeDetect® detects deception in 30 minutes by analyzing eye and other behaviors. IdentityDetect™ detects falsified identities within 3 minutes by analyzing subtle variations in the motor nervous system responses. Converus’ technologies help protect countries, corporations and communities from corruption, fraud and threats. Converus is headquartered in Lehi, Utah, USA. Visit: http://converus.com

EyeDetect®, by Converus® (http://converus.com), is an accurate, nonintrusive lie detection test that detects deception in 30 minutes by analyzing eye and other behaviors. It’s the first breakthrough in effectively uncovering lies since the polygraph was invented nearly 100 years ago. EyeDetect is also the world’s first ocular-motor deception test. If your job has anything to do with credibility assessment (whether you work in law enforcement, the government, human resources) or if you’re simply interested in lie detection, then please SUBSCRIBE to this YouTube channel. In this video, CNBC Online reports on this innovative technology. How does it work? EyeDetect uses a high-definition, infrared eye-tracking camera to monitor involuntary eye behavior — including pupil dilation, blink rate and fixations — to detect deception while a person answers true/false questions on a computer screen. The test takes 30 minutes and provides a “truthful” or “deceptive” score within 5 minutes. Polygraph exams, the long-time standard for lie detection, require a trained examiner, take at least 90 minutes to conduct, and reports can sometimes take hours to receive. Field tests show EyeDetect is 86% accurate. When used in conjunction with the polygraph, and when both tests have the same result, the confidence in the test outcome can be as high as 99%. This is unheard of in the lie detection industry. Most companies, in countries where it’s legal to administer lie detection tests in the workplace, use EyeDetect for pre-employment screening of job candidates and periodic testing of current employees. EyeDetect is not only ideal for screening job candidates in government, law enforcement and corrections, but also for screening visa applicants, immigrants, sex offenders, probationers and parolees. For example, an important potential national security application of EyeDetect is screening Syrian refugees for terrorists. Companies and government agencies throughout Latin America have been using EyeDetect since late 2014. Converus recently began offering EyeDetect to the U.S. market. The main benefits of EyeDetect include: • 100% unbiased • High accuracy • Fast (only 30 minutes for a test) • Nonintrusive • Cost-effective • Portable After the concept was conceived in 2002, a team of five scientists from the University of Utah spent more than 13 years fine-tuning this new ocular-motor based lie detection technology. Two of the five scientists, Drs. David Raskin and John Kircher, are not only world-renowned polygraph experts, but also credited with inventing the computerized polygraph. About Converus® Converus (“with truth”) provides scientifically validated credibility assessment technologies. EyeDetect® detects deception in 30 minutes by analyzing eye and other behaviors. IdentityDetect™ detects falsified identities within 3 minutes by analyzing subtle variations in the motor nervous system responses. Converus’ technologies help protect countries, corporations and communities from corruption, fraud and threats. Converus is headquartered in Lehi, Utah, USA. Visit: http://converus.com

EyeDetect®, by Converus® (http://converus.com), is an accurate, nonintrusive lie detection test that detects deception in 30 minutes by analyzing eye behavior. It’s the first breakthrough in effectively uncovering lies since the polygraph was invented nearly 100 years ago. EyeDetect is also the world’s first ocular-motor deception test. If your job has anything to do with credibility assessment (whether you work in law enforcement, the government, human resources) or if you’re simply interested in lie detection, then please SUBSCRIBE to this YouTube channel. In this video, a Salt Lake City, UT TV station reports on how the Salt Lake City Police Department is using this technology to screen job candidates, How does it work? EyeDetect uses a high-definition, infrared eye-tracking camera to monitor involuntary eye behavior — including pupil dilation, blink rate and fixations — to detect deception while a person answers true/false questions on a computer screen. The test takes 30 minutes and provides a “truthful” or “deceptive” score within 5 minutes. Polygraph exams, the long-time standard for lie detection, require a trained examiner, take at least 90 minutes to conduct, and reports can sometimes take hours to receive. Field tests show EyeDetect is 86% accurate. When used in conjunction with the polygraph, and when both tests have the same result, the confidence in the test outcome can be as high as 99%. This is unheard of in the lie detection industry. Most companies, in countries where it’s legal to administer lie detection tests in the workplace, use EyeDetect for pre-employment screening of job candidates and periodic testing of current employees. EyeDetect is not only ideal for screening job candidates in government, law enforcement and corrections, but also for screening visa applicants, immigrants, sex offenders, probationers and parolees. For example, an important potential national security application of EyeDetect is screening Syrian refugees for terrorists. Companies and government agencies throughout Latin America have been using EyeDetect since late 2014. Converus recently began offering EyeDetect to the U.S. market. The main benefits of EyeDetect include: • High accuracy • Fast (only 30 minutes for a test) • Nonintrusive • Cost-effective • Portable • Incorruptible and unbiased After the concept was conceived in 2002, a team of five scientists from the University of Utah spent more than 13 years fine-tuning this new ocular-motor based lie detection technology. Two of the five scientists, Drs. David Raskin and John Kircher, are not only world-renowned polygraph experts, but also credited with inventing the computerized polygraph. About Converus® Converus (“with truth”) is committed to providing trustworthy credibility assessment solutions. Its flagship product, EyeDetect® — a product first conceived in 2002 — is the first ocular-motor deception detection solution. It’s an accurate, cost-effective, efficient, secure and nonintrusive method that detects deception in 30 minutes by analyzing eye behavior. The same scientists credited with computerizing the polygraph in 1991 developed EyeDetect. It’s a new way for organizations to manage risk and ensure workplace integrity, and for law enforcement agencies and governments to detect deception. Ultimately, it helps protect countries, corporations and communities from corruption, fraud and threats. The company is headquartered in Lehi, Utah, USA. For more information, visit www.converus.com.

Imagine if you could spot liars... just by looking into their eyes. Well, now you can! Scientific research now proves that a new technology can accurately detect deception in as little as 15 minutes from someone’s eyes. It’s called Eye EyeDetect®, by Converus (http://converus.com). If your job has anything to do with validating truth, or if you’re interested in cutting edge technologies, then please SUBSCRIBE to this YouTube channel. In this video, Lieutenant Matt Sly of the Idaho State Police shares why his law enforcement agency adopted EyeDetect. Here’s how EyeDetect works... Research shows that lying causes involuntary changes in the eyes. Why? Because lying is more cognitively demanding than telling the truth. In other words, you have to think harder to tell a lie — and your eyes react as a result. During an EyeDetect test, a participant sits in front of a computer and answers true/false questions with a mouse. During that time, EyeDetect monitors changes in eye behavior with a high-definition camera that takes 60 measurements per second of each eye. The test is noninvasive — meaning no cables or sensors are attached. When the test is completed, an algorithm analyzes the data and the person is classified as either “truthful” or “deceptive” in less than 5 minutes. That’s all it takes for this innovative technology to validate truth. EyeDetect is used by more than 500 customers in 40 countries. Customers include: • Governments • Law enforcement • Departments of Corrections • Investigators • Attorneys • Therapists • Athletics/Sports • and private companies There are two types of EyeDetect tests: 1) Screening tests take about 30 minutes, are 86% accurate, and are ideal for evaluating job applicants or current employees on various topics. 2) Diagnostic tests take about 15 minutes, are 90% accurate, and target specific questions, such as those in criminal cases. When EyeDetect is used in conjunction with the polygraph, and when both tests have the same result, the confidence in the test outcome can be as high as 97-99%. This is unheard of in the lie detection industry. Need to know if someone is involved in illegal or inappropriate activities — such as robbery, drug use, bribery, sexual assault, espionage, terrorism or any other criminal behavior? Then EyeDetect is the answer. EyeDetect does a better job of protecting the innocent while exposing the guilty. Never before have organizations had access to a deception detection tool this powerful. If you’re looking for a credibility assessment tool to not only accurately detect deception and validate truth, but one that’s also: • Fast • Scalable • Unbiased • Nonintrusive • Affordable ...then call +1 801.331.8840 for an EyeDetect demonstration. Yes, EyeDetect proves that, “The eyes are... the window to the soul.” About Converus® Converus provides scientifically validated credibility assessment technologies. EyeDetect® detects deception at 86-90% accuracy in 15-30 minutes by analyzing eye and other behaviors. IdentityDetect® detects falsified identities at 91% accuracy in about 1-3 minutes by analyzing subtle variations in the motor nervous system responses. IntegrityDetect® identifies the most trustworthy individuals at 80% accuracy in 6 minutes by analyzing a person’s implicit associations. These technologies help protect countries, corporations and communities from corruption, crime and threats. Converus is headquartered in Lehi, Utah, USA. Visit: http://converus.com