The Syrian regime names database was set up, or we started the process of setting that up, about two years ago. It's always been funded by Germany, and it's run outside of our headquarters. It was initially run in Sofia, Bulgaria. For security reasons I won't say where it is now, but it remains in continental Europe. It employs Syrian refugees in this task. Effectively, we're pulling names from the digitalized regime documentation and putting them into a stand-alone database with hyperlinks to the source documents. It's a very inexpensive, simple platform, and a great many immigration authorities are using it.
In a public forum such as this—I apologize profusely—it would be remiss of me to indicate which countries are drawing on this, but suffice it to say that it's available to any liberal democratic state that needs it.