Police Video Redaction Software News & Articles

With great power comes great responsibility: Ethics in AI

How law enforcement can harness the power of technology while respecting individual rights and privacy

Finding the facts in 30 frames per second

Like any piece of new equipment, training officers, supervisors, force investigators and agency heads on the use of body-worn cameras is vital

Spotlight: FastRedaction is an entirely new approach to video redaction

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Let FastRedaction help you redact your videos online

What is the future of the body-worn camera in policing?

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There may come a day when a central station will be able to activate a BWC by remote command and obtain a video stream when an officer is under duress

2018 Police Video Guide: The emerging tech, training and tactics shaping law enforcement

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We explore training and tactics for best utilizing these tools and key considerations for procurement in this guide to the emerging video technologies shaping LE

Before the body-worn cameras start rolling: How open records laws impact police policy

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A police department must understand its state's public records law, and any existing exemptions, before implementing body-worn cameras

7 factors in choosing a video editing and redaction solution

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There are many video redaction solutions available, and they vary widely in capabilities and ease of use

Digital evidence in the video age: Vendors' views on the big issues

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We connected with executives from four body camera vendors to discuss solutions to critical issues

How to protect your digital video evidence from a cyberattack

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The odds of data being corrupted, stolen and held ransom are greater than ever before, necessitating the protection of critical information

How to ensure proper chain of custody with digital video evidence

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Agencies must ensure that video evidence – particularly video that was not collected by the on-officer camera – has not been doctored or edited

Q&A: IACP on how police can best tackle the challenges of managing digital video evidence

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James Emerson, Chair of the IACP Computer Crime and Digital Evidence Committee, offers tips on how PDs can handle vast volumes of digital evidence

TASER changes name to Axon, announces free body camera program

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The moves mark an inflection point for the company

How QueTel’s Redaction Center can ease your video burden

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Outsource the redaction of BWC video for fast, thorough and secure processing

What TASER's acquisition of 2 AI companies means for the future of policing

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CEO Rick Smith said that he envisions the company building tools for Axon customers that will leverage the machine learning and artificial intelligence capabilities of the new team of experts