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Driving Surveillance Data

Choose from the industry’s top surveillance software applications in our library of surveillance technology.  Forget about licensing, deploying, or maintaining them–that’s our job.  You’ll have access to the applications you need–fully managed by us–in a private cloud you control.  Our veteran-team of Surveillance Analysts will be more than happy to assist with any aspect of the surveillance review process.  Our approach to surveillance data transformation helps you use surveillance data with purpose.  We work with companies across industries helping them find a key piece of evidence or redacting personal identifiable information to achieve compliance guidelines.   We are here to help with all your surveillance data needs.

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SEARCH.

Surveillance Discovery connects the best technologies, processes, and people for the industry's most powerful, efficient, and defensible managed surveillance analysis.

Our Surveillance Analysts efficiently review and analyze data from an exploding range of sources. Data’s inherent sensitivity, including privileged and confidential information, means a robust combination of human and machine intelligence is required to enable the analysis and security.

DISCOVER.

Surveillance can be an extremely effective tool in the defense arsenal. When done appropriately, it can show a judge, jury, mediator or arbitrator insights, which words or documents alone cannot convey. As they say, a picture is worth a thousand words and well-done surveillance can be worth thousands of dollars.

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PROTECT.

We've become accustomed to the fact that regulations such as GDPR, CCPA, etc. are set to protect our personally identifiable information (PII).  This includes our name, our address, our email, etc.  However, images can also be considered personal data.  Video footage or pictures of an individual captured through CCTV may be used to identify that person (directly or indirectly) and would be considered PII.

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