Pimloc has enhanced its multimedia redaction platform, Secure Redact, with audio and text redaction features.
According to the company, integrating text redaction capabilities into the platform will increase the speed and efficiency with which proprietary information can be redacted, further saving users time and effort when processing sensitive footage.
While Secure Redact can be used for all camera types, the updated platform will also feature specific patent-pending technology for improved redaction of visual, audio and text for body-worn and other moving cameras.
Users will have the option of using the new text feature which will transcribe audio into text, allowing users to select specific words from the audio, such as names or identifying information, that the platform will then automatically anonymise throughout the footage.
Users will then be able to download the transcript with redacted text where necessary.
“At Pimloc, our goal is to create an easy-to-use platform that combines automation and AI with intuitive editing and application tools to suit all redaction needs,” said Simon Randall, CEO and Co-Founder of Pimloc.
“By adding text redaction capabilities to Secure Redact, we’re making it easier for clients to anonymise personal data and responsibly share video footage which builds a strong trust and privacy layer for mass-scale video usage.
“It facilitates a safer, more transparent future for the intersections of government, businesses and society.“
The Secure Redact platform currently allows private and public organisations to leverage mass-scale video to improve physical security/safety, optimise real-time business operations and facilitate more data sharing and transparency while respecting and preserving the privacy of employees, customers and the general public.
It combines advanced AI, that can automatically detect more than 99 percent of PII, with intelligent redaction, editing and review capabilities, to provide a fully powered multimedia redaction solution to quickly manage all data requests (FOIA, CCPA, HIPAA, and more), as well as responsibly share video across third-party platforms.