Public Safety & Justice

VIDIZMO improves digital evidence management for law enforcement by automating evidence management workflows, such as automatic tagging, facial attribute prediction, activity recognition, AI-powered search, and more. Our solutions are compliant with CJIS, FIPS, and other regulatory standards.

It gives prosecutors a centralized, secure repository to receive, organize, and review digital evidence handed off from law enforcement, video, images, audio, and documents, so case teams aren't working across scattered drives, discs, and email attachments.

It gives public defender offices a centralized repository to ingest, organize, and review digital evidence (video, audio, images, documents) received from prosecutors and law enforcement, with AI-powered tools to speed up analysis, discovery, and redaction.

It uses AI to automatically identify and redact sensitive information such as faces, license plates, and other visual identifiers in video and images, along with voices in audio and sensitive text in documents. This lets agencies process body cam footage, dash cam video, and case documents without manually blurring or muting content frame by frame.

It's a law enforcement technology event hosted by Carahsoft, taking place March 7, 2025 in Reston, VA, where public sector agencies explore new solutions for their operations.

One platform covering the evidence lifecycle: ingest body cam, CCTV, and citizen uploads into a digital evidence management system, analyze with AI, redact for FOIA and disclosure, stream and archive public proceedings, and watch live cameras for situations as they unfold.

VIDIZMO’s digital evidence management software for law enforcement supports the management, protection, and secure sharing of video, audio, document, and image-based digital evidence. You can store multimedia evidence in 255+ formats in a secure, centralized repository.

Evidence can be organized by case, tagged, and shared through controlled, permissioned access rather than burning discs or sending unsecured files, which supports discovery obligations while keeping a record of who accessed what and when.

Yes, the platform includes AI-powered redaction to obscure faces, license plates, and other sensitive details in video and image evidence, helping protect client and witness privacy during discovery and disclosure.

Instead of redacting one file at a time, the software applies AI detection across large batches of audio, video, documents, and images at once, so an entire case file or a backlog of footage can be processed in a single pass. This is designed to cut down the hours agencies typically spend on manual redaction for evidence disclosure requests.

Yes, VIDIZMO is the Table-top Sponsor of the 2025 Carahsoft Law Enforcement Innovation Summit.

VIDIZMO ensures compliance in digital evidence management for law enforcement by adhering to CJIS-recommended encryption standards and other evidence protection capabilities, such as URL tokenization, multifactor authentication, SSO login, etc.

Yes, AI-powered redaction can mask faces, license plates, and other sensitive elements in video, images, and audio before evidence is shared, helping protect victims, witnesses, and other sensitive information.

Yes, it's built specifically for law enforcement use cases like preparing body-worn camera footage, interview recordings, and case documents for public records requests, discovery, or FOIA release, where sensitive identities and information need to be reliably obscured before release.

The event is on March 7, 2025, in Reston, Virginia.

Yes. Separate secure portals with role-based access, tokenized expiring links, and a full audit trail, the model running today at agencies like Adams County Sheriff's Office and the Georgia Attorney General's Office.

Yes. VIDIZMO’s law enforcement digital evidence management system ensures secure sharing of digital evidence using temporary shareable links limited by time and the number of views, Partner Agency for secure inter-agency collaboration, dedicated portals, and other granular access control mechanisms.

The system maintains an unbroken chain of custody with access controls and activity logging on evidence items, supporting admissibility and auditability throughout a case's lifecycle.

The system is built as a compliant, access-controlled repository for handling sensitive case evidence, so public defender offices can manage and share materials with appropriate access restrictions rather than relying on ad hoc file transfers.

The AI handles detection and redaction at scale to speed up bulk processing, and reviewers can typically verify or adjust redactions before evidence goes out, since agencies need certainty that nothing sensitive slipped through before a file is released or shared.