ISO (International Organisation for Standardisation) 27001 Citation – Certificate number: 401992022

ICO (Information Commissioner’s Office) – Registration number: ZA165741.

Hellios – registered as an FSQS supplier.

Cyber Essentials: Fully certified by the National Cyber Security Centre.

SOX (Sarbanes-Oxley – USA Federal Law) – Compliant and GDPR compliant.

US Patent

EU Patent

Tamper-evident information: This refers to the ‘hashing’ technique in place to detect any alterations or tampering. By generating a hash (a unique digital fingerprint) based on static identifiers on devices such as CPUs, batteries, and cameras, you can establish a baseline for each piece of information.

Unique ID: Each item or piece of information is assigned a unique ID, allowing easy tracking and verification. Eviid maintains records of these, enabling swift verification and detection of any alterations.

Alerting System for Alterations: If any changes are detected in the hashed information or unique IDs, an alert is triggered. This ensures that any tampering attempts are immediately identified, similar to how alterations to DNA records would raise alarms.

Comprehensive Coverage: Eviid allows for the capture of metadata (such as location and time), device information, and even user details (such as who took the media). This comprehensive coverage ensures that the entire context and origin of the information are secured.

Automatic Operation: No need for manual intervention during media capture or review processes, streamlining the workflow and reducing the risk of human error.

Essential Safety Measure: While not necessary for every piece of information, this system serves as a safety belt for critical situations where the integrity of the data is paramount. It provides peace of mind knowing that there’s a reliable mechanism in place to validate information when needed.

Court-Validated Verification: By providing court-validated verification, Eviid offers a level of credibility and assurance that the information presented is authentic and has not been tampered with. This can be crucial in legal proceedings or other contexts where the integrity of evidence is important.