CCTV Redaction Software for Surveillance Video
Blur faces, license plates, and identifiable objects across hours of surveillance footage from any camera system. Fulfill subject access requests, insurance claims, and incident disclosures without manual frame-by-frame editing.
Manual CCTV Redaction Takes Hours Per Camera Per Request
Surveillance systems record continuously across multiple cameras. A single subject access request or incident disclosure can involve footage from five, ten, or more cameras covering the same timeframe. Every face, license plate, and identifiable object in every frame must be masked before the footage can leave your organization.
Data subject visible, everyone else masked
Subject access requests require that the requesting individual remains identifiable while every other person in the footage is fully redacted. This must be consistent across the full duration and all camera angles.
Accurate detection in crowded and low-light scenes
Public space footage captures crowds, overlapping movement, poor lighting, and mixed camera types including fisheye and PTZ. Detection must handle all of these without generating excessive manual cleanup.
Multi-camera, continuous footage processing
Surveillance systems record continuously across multiple cameras. The redaction process must handle long recordings from multiple sources in a single workflow, not one clip at a time.
Proprietary CCTV format support
IP cameras, DVRs, and NVR systems output footage in proprietary containers wrapping H.264 video. The redaction tool must ingest these directly, without manual conversion or re-encoding.
Fulfillment within regulatory deadlines
GDPR requires subject access requests to be completed within 30 days. Other privacy laws and internal SLAs impose their own timelines. The redaction process must meet these consistently, even during high-volume request periods.
Audit trail documenting every redaction decision
Every redaction must be logged with what was masked, by whom, when, and under which legal basis. This documentation is required when a data subject challenges the redaction or a regulator audits the process.
Detect faces and objects in any scene condition
Tracks every face, license plate, vehicle, and identifiable object across continuous footage, including crowded spaces, low light, fisheye cameras, and partially hidden faces.
Keep one person visible, blur everyone else
The data subject stays identifiable while every other person in the frame is masked automatically. Works across the full recording and all camera angles.
Process footage from multiple cameras in one batch
Upload all cameras covering the same incident or timeframe together. Set detection rules once, apply to the full set. No per-file manual work.
Ingest any CCTV format without conversion
Accepts video from IP cameras, DVRs, and NVRs, including proprietary containers. H.264 files auto-rewrap to MP4 on upload. No manual re-encoding.
Choose how redaction appears
Blur, pixelation, black box, or custom masking. Adjust shape, size, and opacity based on the recipient and the type of disclosure.
Generate audit reports for every disclosure
Every redaction is logged with what was masked, who reviewed it, when, and at what confidence level. Reports export for regulatory audits, data subject responses, and internal records.
Retail and commercial spaces
Incident footage, loss prevention evidence, and insurance claims all require redaction before sharing with insurers, law enforcement, or legal teams.
Transport and public transit
Stations, vehicles, and terminals capture continuous passenger footage. Subject access requests and incident disclosures require redaction across multiple camera feeds.
Healthcare facilities
Patient privacy regulations apply to surveillance footage captured in wards, waiting areas, and facility entrances. Footage shared for incidents or investigations must have all identifiable individuals masked.
Education
Campus surveillance captures students, staff, and visitors. Footage shared for safeguarding investigations, parental requests, or law enforcement must be redacted to protect uninvolved individuals.
Government and public sector
Public buildings, civic spaces, and agency facilities generate footage subject to freedom of information and subject access request laws. Every disclosure requires compliant redaction.
On-premises
Full control. Footage never leaves your network. Air-gapped deployment available.
Private cloud
Dedicated instance on your cloud tenant. Aligned with existing security policies and data governance requirements.
SaaS
Fastest deployment. Cloud infrastructure available for organizations without on-premises requirements.
Hybrid
Sensitive footage on-premises. Non-sensitive content in cloud. One platform, unified audit trail.
