Digital Evidence Integrity Across the Investigation Lifecycle
Cryptographic hashing verifies evidence integrity, allowing reviewers to confirm whether digital evidence remains unchanged throughout the digital evidence management process.
Integrity Verification
Computes a cryptographic hash for each piece of digital evidence to establish a verifiable baseline for integrity checking.
Original Hash Creation
Generates and stores an original hash value when evidence is first ingested, creating a reference point for future verification.
On-Demand Verification
Allows integrity verification to be re-initiated at any time by comparing current evidence hashes with the original stored values.
Tamper Status Identification
Indicates whether evidence remains verified or has been modified based on hash comparison results.
Confirm Evidence Authenticity During Review
Tamper Detection allows investigators and analysts to verify whether digital evidence remains unchanged during the digital evidence management process. By validating evidence integrity through cryptographic hashing, reviewers can confirm authenticity at critical stages of investigative and analytical review without relying on manual verification.
Build Confidence in How Evidence Is Handled
Integrity verification helps establish confidence that digital evidence has been managed properly over time. The ability to confirm that evidence has not been altered supports trust among investigators, supervisors, and oversight personnel who rely on accurate and reliable evidence records.
Identify Evidence Integrity Issues Early
Tamper Detection enables integrity checks to be performed before evidence is analyzed, shared, or prepared for legal use. Identifying unauthorized modification at the review stage helps teams address integrity concerns early and avoid downstream issues related to evidence reliability.
Support Case Preparation and Evidence Review
By verifying that digital evidence reflects its original state, Tamper Detection supports case preparation activities where evidence authenticity must be reviewed and documented. This helps investigative and legal teams assess evidence before it is relied upon for formal proceedings or disclosures.
Support Compliance and Oversight Requirements
Cryptographic integrity verification supports compliance-oriented digital evidence management by providing a consistent way to assess whether evidence has been altered. This aligns evidence handling practices with internal governance policies and external oversight expectations related to evidence authenticity.
Collect
Get evidence into your system. Upload files from any device or pull them in automatically from connected sources like bodycams or cloud storage.
Store
Keep all your evidence in one secure, central location. Organize it by case and control who can access it, with protection for sensitive information.
Review & Process
Work with your evidence. Use tools to search, analyze, annotate, and redact videos and documents right within the platform with your team.
Share & Preserve
Close the loop. Share finalized evidence securely with prosecutors or other agencies or archive it to meet long-term legal requirements.
