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Digital Evidence Management for Prosecutors and DA Offices
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Built for Prosecutor Evidence Review and Discovery Workflows

iCrimeFighter is a leading Digital Evidence Management System (DEMS). Here's what it does for you:
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These partnerships and integrations enable seamless collaboration, efficient data analysis, and secure digital evidence storage, ultimately enhancing the effectiveness and efficiency of criminal investigations.
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Helps you focus on cases, not managing digital evidence

iCrimeFighter brings all digital evidence together in one place. Bodycam video, phone dumps from forensic extractions, paper scans, and even text messages. It's your an all-in-one digital evidence management solution built to centralize digital evidence and make sharing simple.

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Why prosecutors love iCrimeFighter

Helps you focus on cases, not managing digital evidence

iCrimeFighter brings all digital evidence together, in one place. Bodycam videos, phone dumps (forensic extractions), paper scans, even text messages. It’s your all-in-one digital evidence solution that holds everything and it makes sharing simple.

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This has simplified our work and process so much, not to mention that of our law enforcement partners.
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Gets the most out of your bodycams iCrimeFighter seamlessly integrates with all major RMS systems and body-worn camera systems. Sharing and managing body camera footage becomes significantly easier for you. In short - you get more out of your existing tools.

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We often hear “I can’t believe how I managed without iCrimeFighter” from prosecutors. As a small team, we’re proud to have transformed how prosecutors and law enforcement across the nation work. Hear from some of them below.
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We viewed several products before selecting iCrimefighter and all stakeholders have been very happy that we chose iCrimefighter. It has worked very well for Officers and Deputies, Evidence and Records Staff as well as our Prosecutor's Office.
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A recent update is iCrimeFighter  “talks” to our case management system, Prosecutor by Karpel (PbK),  and this allows staff to access any discovery in iCrimeFighter through PbK, when a case is entered into iCrimeFighter.
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We at the Converse County Sheriff's Office are EXTREMELY pleased we went with iCrimefighter and would strongly recommend this to any law enforcement agency facing the issues of digital evidence management.
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Established in 2011 in MN, iCrimeFighter has earned the trust of over 900 agencies throughout the United States. Our solution enables those who protect America to focus less on administrative tasks and more on what they do best - keeping our communities safe. We are proud to use technology to empower those who protect us.
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Share discovery with ease

iCrimeFighter for Prosecutors is a DEMS made specifically for Prosecutors. Receive evidence from multiple sources, view files without downloading anything and share discovery with the click of a button.

No burning, printing or shipping of media

iCrimeFighter for Prosecutors allows you to receive and share evidence without burning and shipping media. The files are stored in a secure cloud and instantly available to anyone you share with.

Maintains comprehensive chain of custody history

iCrimeFighter for Prosecutors provides a comprehensive chain of custody, tracking its lifecycle from collection to courtroom presentation. This ensures the integrity and credibility of digital evidence.

View files all in one place, without downloading or needing software

iCrimeFighter for Prosecutors allows you to access and view all files centrally, eliminating the need for downloading or installing additional software. This streamlined approach ensures efficient and seamless file management, enhancing productivity and case handling efficiency.

Best in class support

iCrimeFighter for Prosecutors offers best-in-class support, ensuring users receive prompt, expert assistance for any queries or issues. This superior level of customer service guarantees a smooth, uninterrupted experience, enhancing overall user satisfaction and system reliability.

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Share discovery with ease

iCrimeFighter for Prosecutors is a DEMS made specifically for Prosecutors. Receive evidence from multiple sources, view files without downloading anything and share discovery with the click of a button.

No burning, printing or shipping of media

iCrimeFighter for Prosecutors allows you to receive and share evidence without burning and shipping media. The files are stored in a secure cloud and instantly available to anyone you share with.

Maintains comprehensive chain of custody history

iCrimeFighter for Prosecutors provides a comprehensive chain of custody, tracking its lifecycle from collection to courtroom presentation. This ensures the integrity and credibility of digital evidence.

View files all in one place, without downloading or needing software

iCrimeFighter for Prosecutors allows you to access and view all files centrally, eliminating the need for downloading or installing additional software. This streamlined approach ensures efficient and seamless file management, enhancing productivity and case handling efficiency.

Best in class support

iCrimeFighter for Prosecutors offers best-in-class support, ensuring users receive prompt, expert assistance for any queries or issues. This superior level of customer service guarantees a smooth, uninterrupted experience, enhancing overall user satisfaction and system reliability.

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Encryption for Digital Evidence at Rest and in Transit

Digital evidence rarely stays in one place. An officer records an arrest on a body-worn camera. The file travels securely over a cellular network directly to a cloud server array, is organized into a master case file, and is eventually presented by a prosecutor in a courtroom.

At every stage of that journey, the file is exposed to real risk: unauthorized access, network interception, or corruption. A video sent across an open municipal Wi-Fi network without protection, or a forensic dump left exposed on a local drive, gives defense counsel grounds to challenge the integrity of the evidence. In more serious cases, victim details or officer records can be exposed to people who were never meant to see them.

Standard commercial cloud storage built for routine corporate use often falls short of the stringent operational requirements needed for law enforcement media. Protecting digital evidence requires multi-layered encryption, robust audit logs, and access controls that support CJIS-aligned security requirements when paired with proper agency policies, ensuring a defensible chain of custody from intake to prosecution.

To evaluate how well your agency actually protects its data, you have to examine how your encryption functions in two completely different environments: when data is sitting still on a disc, and when it is moving across a network.
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What Is Digital Evidence Encryption? (At Rest vs. In Transit)

Encryption converts readable files into unreadable code through mathematical transformation. Without the correct decryption key, the file is unusable to anyone who obtains it. Within a Digital Evidence Management System (DEMS), digital evidence encryption must protect files across two distinct states.

Encryption at Rest: Protecting Stored Files

Data at rest is static media sitting in its long-term storage location, cloud storage buckets, server drives, local storage arrays, backup tapes, or mobile devices held in an evidence locker.

The Operational Threat

Stolen server hardware, physical break-ins at a station, misconfigured cloud storage settings, or unauthorized users accessing the local network.

The Technical Safeguard

The system encrypts files using advanced symmetric block ciphers, typically the Advanced Encryption Standard with 256-bit keys (AES-256). When data is written to a disc, it is scrambled in full. When an authorized user retrieves the file, the system pulls the key and decrypts the stream in the background. If a hard drive is physically removed from a server rack, an attacker finds nothing but unreadable code. This is the foundation of encrypted evidence storage, data that remains protected even if the physical hardware is compromised.

Encryption in Transit: Protecting Active Transfers

Data in transit is media actively moving from one point to another, an officer uploading body-cam footage from a mobile app, two cloud systems synchronizing case folders, or a detective streaming CCTV footage in a web browser.

The Operational Threat

Network eavesdropping, data interception on public or municipal Wi-Fi, and man-in-the-middle attacks in which an outside party intercepts the connection.

The Technical Safeguard

Network traffic is routed through secure channels protected by Transport Layer Security (TLS 1.2 or TLS 1.3). Before any file data moves, the sending device and receiving server complete a secure handshake to verify identities and establish session keys. Everything passing through that channel is locked down for the duration of the transfer. This is the standard that governs video evidence encryption in practice; footage is protected the moment it leaves the recording device, not just when  it reaches storage.

Why Dual-State Encryption Is Mandatory in Law Enforcement

Securing only one state leaves a significant gap. Protecting files on a server is of little value if those files cross an unencrypted city network to get there. Likewise, securing network uploads accomplishes nothing if the media ultimately lands in an open, unprotected server folder.

Why Dual-State Encryption Is Mandatory in Law Enforcement

The FBI CJIS Security Policy establishes strict requirements for handling Criminal Justice Information (CJI). Agencies that fail to comply risk losing access to critical national law enforcement databases.

To remain compliant, evidence encryption must include:

FIPS Validation

Cryptographic tools used for both stored and moving data must be validated under FIPS 140-2 or FIPS 140-3 standards.

Robust Key Lengths

Systems must use strong symmetric keys. AES-128 is the technical minimum; AES-256 is the required baseline for public safety platforms.

Encrypted Network Protocols

Any communication crossing open or untrusted networks must use FIPS-compliant encrypted channels, such as TLS 1.2/1.3 or IPsec VPNs, to protect sensitive investigative files, victim identities, and criminal histories

Why Dual-State Encryption Is Mandatory in Law Enforcement

Defense attorneys routinely scrutinize how digital evidence was handled before it reached the courtroom. Was the file stored on a shared network drive accessible to unauthorized users? Could someone on the local network have altered it? Was it transmitted over an unencrypted connection?

FIPS-validated encryption applied consistently to both states gives prosecutors and investigators concrete evidence that media assets were protected from interception or tampering, from the moment of capture through trial.

Comparing At-Rest and In-Transit Encryption Standards

Security Parameter

Encryption at Rest

Encryption in Transit

Primary Objective

Protects stored, inactive files from physical theft or unauthorized digital access.
Protects active data streams from being intercepted or altered over networks.

Primary Threats

Stolen drives, server breaches, sloppy cloud configurations, unauthorized internal access.
Packet sniffing, data interception, unsecured public or municipal Wi-Fi.

Standard Protocol

AES-256 (Advanced Encryption Standard).
TLS 1.2 / TLS 1.3 (Transport Layer Security).

Storage/System Location

Cloud storage (AWS S3, Azure Blob), local network storage, backup drives.
API endpoints, mobile upload pipelines, web browser playback sessions.

FIPS Requirement

FIPS 140-2 / FIPS 140-3 validated security algorithms.
FIPS-compliant cipher suites established during the initial connection.

Key Management

Controlled via Key Management Systems (KMS) with strict access rules.
Temporary session keys generated automatically for each individual connection.

Hashing vs. Encryption: Understanding the Critical Difference

"Encryption" and "hashing" are often used interchangeably, but they address two distinct problems in digital evidence management. A compliant system requires both, working together.

Encryption is a two-way lock

It secures data to prevent unauthorized access and unlocks it for authorized users holding the correct key. Its function is confidentiality.

Hashing, by contrast, is a one-way digital fingerprint

Cryptographic hashing, such as SHA-256, processes a file's raw code and produces a fixed 64-character string. This value cannot be reversed to reconstruct the original file, and any alteration, a single pixel, frame, or piece of metadata in a 50-gigabyte video, changes the resulting hash entirely.
In practical terms: encryption keeps unauthorized parties from viewing sensitive files, while cryptographic hashing demonstrates to a judge and jury that the digital evidence presented in court is identical to what was captured at the scene.

Key Management: Where Digital Evidence Security Succeeds or Fails

Current computing power cannot break AES-256 encryption directly, and attackers rarely attempt it. Instead, they target the digital keys used to lock and unlock files. If key management is inadequate, the strength of the encryption itself becomes irrelevant.

Reliable digital evidence platforms enforce four core practices:

Strict Key Separation

Decryption keys are held in a dedicated Key Management Service (KMS), fully isolated from the servers storing the actual video files.

Automated Key Rotation

System root keys rotate on a fixed schedule, limiting the damage if credentials are ever compromised.

Hardware Security Modules (HSM)

Master keys reside in tamper-resistant hardware that deletes itself automatically if physical or digital tampering is detected.

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

Users can access decryption keys only after identity verification through Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), and only when their role authorizes access to that specific case file.

Practical Application: End-to-End Encryption in Action

Dual-state encryption and cryptographic verification protect a video asset at every stage of an investigation.

Phase 1: Field Capture

An officer records a field interview using a mobile app or body camera. The video file is transmitted over cellular network or Wi-Fi using secure TLS 1.3 encryption. Upon ingestion into the DEMS, the system calculates the file's initial SHA-256 cryptographic hash, establishing an immutable baseline for the chain of custody.

Phase 2: System Ingestion

The cloud platform receives the file, recalculates the SHA-256 hash, and compares it against the original to confirm no data was dropped or corrupted during upload.

Phase 3: At-Rest Storage

The verified file is saved to cloud storage under AES-256 encryption. The decryption key remains isolated within a separate key management system.

Phase 4: Prosecutor Review and Discovery

The prosecutor reviews the case by streaming the video through an encrypted TLS connection, without downloading raw, unencrypted files to a local desktop. When materials are shared with defense counsel, the system generates a time-limited access portal that logs every view and download in an unalterable audit trail.

How iCrimeFighter Simplifies Evidence Encryption Compliance

Managing dual-state encryption, key rotation, and CJIS standards should not require an agency to build out complex IT infrastructure or hire dedicated security engineers. iCrimeFighter provides a CJIS-compliant cloud-based Digital Evidence Management System (DEMS) that handles this security automatically.

As a hardware-neutral platform, iCrimeFighter secures and unifies media from body cameras, mobile devices, interview rooms, surveillance feeds, and citizen uploads into a single, clean workspace.

Automated Dual-State Security

Media uploads are protected with TLS 1.2/1.3 encryption in transit and AES-256 encryption at rest, without requiring agencies to manage physical servers or separate encryption tooling.

Built to Support CJIS-Aligned Workflows

Provides the technical and administrative security controls needed to support agency compliance obligations, enabling law enforcement agencies and prosecutor offices to store and share digital evidence without managing physical servers.

Cryptographic Verification

Uses audit and integrity controls, including cryptographic hash checks at ingestion, to help agencies verify file handling and demonstrate file integrity across views, transfers, and exports.

Zero-Footprint Web Streaming

Investigators and prosecutors stream high-definition video directly in standard web browsers over encrypted TLS connections, preventing unencrypted files from accumulating on local machines.

Granular Role Controls

Role-based permissions and multi-factor authentication ensure decryption keys are accessible only to verified personnel working active cases.

Frequently Asked Questions

What encryption standard is required for FBI CJIS compliance?

The FBI CJIS Security Policy mandates FIPS 140-2 or FIPS 140-3 validated cryptographic modules. Data at rest must use AES-128 or higher, with AES-256 as the industry standard, and data in transit must use secure encrypted protocols such as TLS 1.2 or TLS 1.3.

Does multi-layered encryption slow down video streaming?

No. Modern digital  evidence management systems use hardware-accelerated decryption pipelines. Investigators and prosecutors can stream high-definition body camera and CCTV footage smoothly inside a browser over encrypted connections without noticeable lag.

What happens if an encrypted hard drive is physically stolen?

If a drive encrypted with AES-256 is stolen, the stored media remains fully scrambled. Because decryption keys are stored in a separate, access-controlled Key Management Service (KMS), the stolen drive is unusable to an attacker.

Is encryption alone enough to prove digital evidence integrity in court?

No. Encryption protects privacy and blocks unauthorized access, but it does not prove a file is an unmodified original. Agencies must pair encryption with cryptographic hashing, such as SHA-256, and automated audit logging to maintain a complete, courtroom-ready chain of custody.

How does in-transit encryption protect citizen video uploads?

In case witnesses upload videos via secure links or QR codes, the use of TLS encryption helps create an independent tunnel from the user’s machine to the cloud environment. This offers protection when transferring the video through Wi-Fi networks and ensures that civilian files don’t access police networks until approved.

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