In development. Early access opens soon.
Trust Cloak automatically detects and blurs sensitive information in real time, including faces, license plates and name tags, directly on surveillance footage, with reversible access controls for authorized use.
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A street, protected. Choose how.
The original stays encrypted underneath. Only authorized roles can unlock it, and every unlock is logged.
Organizations need video for safety and operations, but they collect far more personal data than they need. Trust Cloak protects that data at the point of capture, keeps the original safe, and keeps a record of who looked.
Detection and blurring run on the edge: on devices like NVIDIA Jetson, Qualcomm and ARM-based chips, or inside camera firmware. Video is protected before it leaves the camera, not in a back office afterwards.
Redaction is configurable: full blur, mask overlay or pixelation.
Redaction is reversible, not destructive. The original footage is kept encrypted with AES-256. Authorized roles can unlock it for a legitimate reason, such as an investigation. Nothing is permanently deleted.
Each time someone opens the original, Trust Cloak writes a chain-of-custody record of who accessed it and when. Oversight does not depend on anyone remembering to take notes.
API-ready for camera interfaces and video management systems.
Regulations such as GDPR, HIPAA and NDAA raise the cost of handling personal data carelessly, and manual redaction takes hours to weeks per request. When footage is protected the moment it is captured, compliance stops being a project and becomes a feature of the system.
Share crowd and traffic video quickly across departments while protecting pedestrians.
Bodycam and dashcam footage redacted automatically: faster FOIA release, bystanders protected, evidence intact.
Run safety and analytics on the floor without exposing shopper identities.
Terminals and stations covered, with the people passing through kept private.
Also built for camera and video management system makers who want privacy built into their products.
A bodycam, dashcam, fixed camera or edge device records as usual.
Faces, plates, name tags and other personal details are found and covered in real time, on the device itself.
Teams, partners and the public get video that is safe to use. The original stays encrypted.
When there is a legitimate reason, an authorized role unlocks the original, and the record shows who did and when.
Trust Cloak is in development. Join the early access list to hear when pilots open, or start the conversation now.
Built on technology developed at DHS S&T. Founded by a cybersecurity expert and trust architect.