Reveal Technology Identifi Adopted by USSOCOM as Tactical Biometrics Program of Record
Reveal Technology announced that its Identifi system has been adopted as a Program of Record by U.S. Special Operations Command, according to a press release. The system will be used for tactical biometric identification and verification in field operations.
Identifi enables Special Operations Forces to confirm identities and assess threats directly on the device without requiring network connectivity. The platform combines multiple biometric modalities in a compact and rugged design suited for demanding environments.
Reveal developed Identifi in collaboration with the Special Operations Forces user community and the USSOCOM program office. The system is designed for quick learning and integration into existing operational workflows. Initial fielding has begun, with broader deployment expected through fiscal year 2026.
Reveal, based in Bozeman, Montana, also produces Farsight, a geospatial intelligence platform used across several U.S. military branches and allied forces.
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