The government of Punjab has approved the launch of Pakistan’s first digital profiling system to improve threat detection and support law enforcement and intelligence agencies. The project will cost about 334 million rupees and will be completed in two phases. The first phase will receive 204 million rupees and the second phase will cost around 130 million rupees. This new system will become an important part of Punjab’s intelligence and security setup under the Intelligence Fusion and Threat Assessment Centre. It will use modern tools like artificial intelligence machine learning and real time video analysis to track high risk individuals and organizations. The system will also collect data from local and international sources to identify possible threats more quickly and accurately.
Digital Profiling System Features and Objectives
The digital profiling system will use advanced technology to strengthen data collection and intelligence work. It will include real time monitoring artificial intelligence and predictive analysis to identify unusual or suspicious behavior. The system will also connect information from different government departments so that security teams can act faster and more effectively.
One main goal of the project is to create a single digital database that helps security agencies manage threats before they turn into serious incidents. This combined system will allow the government to prevent and respond to crime and terrorism with better accuracy.
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Implementation Rollout and Impact on Security
The digital profiling system will be launched in two stages with the first phase already approved and expected to begin soon. Once fully active it will become the main part of Punjab’s intelligence coordination under the Intelligence Fusion and Threat Assessment Centre.
The system is expected to greatly improve Punjab’s ability to prevent and stop organized crime terrorism and cyber attacks. It will also make cooperation between different law enforcement agencies faster by giving them access to the same real time data.
