Capstone-Intel advocates for utilizing modern technologies to combat crime

In response to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. 's call for government agencies to bolster the Department of Interior and Local Government’s National Crime Prevention Program (NCPP), Capstone-Intel Corporation issued a resounding endorsement of leveraging modern technology to enhance crime-fighting efforts nationwide. On Thursday, April 18, Malacanang issued Memorandum Circular No. 46, signed by Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin, directing all government agencies and instrumentalities, as well as local government units (LGUs), to support and cooperate in the implementation of the 2024 NCPP. “Capstone-Intel firmly believes that the integration of modern technology is paramount in the battle against crime,” said Atty. Nic Conti, Chief Executive Officer of Capstone-Intel Corporation. “With advancements in surveillance systems, data analytics, and artificial intelligence, law enforcement agencies can gain invaluable insights and act swiftly to prevent criminal activities,” he added. Capstone-Intel emphasized the importance of collaboration between the public and private sectors to deploy state-of-the-art solutions effectively. “By fostering partnerships with technology companies, law enforcement agencies can leverage cutting-edge tools tailored to their specific needs, thereby bolstering their capabilities in crime prevention and detection,” said Conti. Capstone-Intel reaffirms its commitment to supporting initiatives aimed at enhancing public safety and security through innovative technological solutions. “As a leading provider of intelligence and security solutions, Capstone-Intel stands ready to collaborate with government agencies to implement effective crime prevention measures that safeguard communities and uphold the rule of law,” said Conti. Capstone-Intel is partnered with Innefu Labs Pvt. Ltd. of India, a leading provider of intelligence and security solutions specializing in cutting-edge technologies to safeguard communities and organizations against emerging threats. With a commitment to innovation and excellence, Capstone Intel delivers comprehensive solutions tailored to meet the evolving needs of its clients.

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