News
September 12, 2022
Intelligent Video Redaction is a Reality Today
CIO Review magazine writes about the state-of-the-art in the video redaction industry.
August 19, 2022
The United States Department of Justice – Best Practices for Video Redaction Technology Committee of the Chief FOIA Officers Council Video Redaction Working Group
FOIA programs must evolve and adapt to address requests for video records. Federal agencies create more video content today than ever before, whether that be in the form of law enforcement body camera footage, security footage of federal facilities, video conference meeting recordings, or training videos. If there’s a Golden Rule of FOIA, it is that if the government produces a record, requesters will want it. The following are video redaction best practices to consider for your FOIA program.
August 1, 2022
redactX partners with Caresyntax to provide intelligent video redaction in operating rooms.
HIPAA requirements establish that personally identifying information captured by cameras or endoscopic instruments in operating rooms should be removed prior to sharing such information. This includes items such as faces (patients, doctors, nurses, etc.), text strings (patient charts, whiteboard markings, etc.) and any other identifying information. To comply with these requirements, doctors submitting videos to the American Board of Surgery for certification purposes have successfully been using the combined redactX/Caresyntax software solution for the last several months. Customer feedback has been excellent.
June 29, 2022
redactX hosts webinar: Why Law Enforcement Organizations should be Using Intelligent Redaction Software
With the proliferation of videos available today, law enforcement organizations realize the need for fast, effective, and affordable redaction capabilities. Video sources include body-worn cameras, vehicle-mounted cameras, store security cameras, street cameras, and cell phones.
June 3, 2022
redactX Featured as 2022 Top 10 Vendor for Law Enforcement
From its inception, redactX wanted to offer a product that dramatically reduces the amount of effort needed to produce a redacted video file and that raises the bar in terms of automation and accuracy