Nurizon Corporation are the leading provider in the Middle East for Mobile Video Recording Systems, with their ICOP 20/20W Digital Surveillance and Archiving System. The 20/20W provides emergency services divisions with the capablities to record both Digital Audio and Video footage from inside and outside of the vehicle, and archive it to an advanced storage system back in the central command and control centre, or strategic outposts located accross the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The system operates in both Arabic and English, .

In a recent statement, chief executive officer for Nurizon Corporation, Christopher Riddell, commented that "The market in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for integrated emergency services solutions, is at an all time high, and we are truly able to meet the demands and requirements of the territory with our team of industry experts from Nurizon and our international partners".

Nurizon Corporation also provides integrated Mobile DVR combined with Mobile Licence Plate Recognition Systems (ANPR) to the Riyadh Highways Police in the Kingdom, and the system has been adapted specifically to recognise arabic numbers and characters. The Nurizon License plate recognition system can capture number plates of cars travelling over 180kmph, and the system in turn automatically verifies the captured plate against a database hotlist. If the vehicle is wanted, for any reason whatsoever, the police officer inside the vehicle is immediatley notified, and can then take the appropriate action.

Nurizon Corporation provides turnkey Homeland Security Solutions throughout the Middle East, and has a team of security experts and professionals from Europe and Australia located in Saudi Arabia and the UAE on a full time basis.