CSAS

CSAS sits at the forefront of digital forensics. It empowers investigations and saves law enforcement time and money in the fight against crime.

The powerful investigative platform trusted by police

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.

  • Process complex data sets

    CSAS processes large, disparate data sets such as communication data records, handset downloads trackers and telematics in seconds. All are displayed in a unified view allowing seamless analysis.

  • Evidential standard reporting

    From crime scene to court room, CSAS provides a wide range of reporting options. Investigators and analysts can quickly and accurately produce evidential standard outputs, such as call schedules and mapping.

  • Powerful analytical queries

    CSAS provides teams with multiple prebuilt queries which can be launched in seconds. These provide insights into the data, allowing evidence and intelligence opportunities to be identified.

CSAS in numbers

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

Latest updates

With version 3.14 CSAS introduces a range of enhancements including the all-new Concurrent Calls Query and a fully reworked Attributions feature, as well as further UI and performance upgrades across the platform. Click for a full summary of our latest CSAS update.

Maximize your CSAS capabilities with CellView

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.

  • Instant accuracy

    See the detail present in an RF survey, without the related timings or costs.

  • Comprehensive visualizations

    Works with cell data across all mobile networks and global crowdsourced data allows for cross-border analysis.

  • Simple implementation

    Works as a simple add-on to CSAS and can be set up and live in minutes.

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