CSAS sits at the forefront of digital forensics. It empowers investigations and saves law enforcement time and money in the fight against crime.
CSAS enables investigators and analysts to quickly identify key lines of enquiry and fast track actions from complex digital data. It speeds up investigations, improves outcomes and produces information to a robust evidential standard.
During a single Drug Lines operation, CSAS helped London's Metropolitan Police achieve the following:
164
Individuals arrested
124
Individuals charged
$1.4million
Estimated savings to police
$1.3million
Savings at court
We’re pleased to announce the release of CSAS V3.16, bringing powerful new capabilities to help investigators analyse communications data more efficiently while strengthening compliance with UK forensic standards.
CellView comes packaged with CSAS and provides you with richer, even more detailed cell site visualizations. Gain real-time, precise views of cell coverage areas and further boost your intelligence capabilities.
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