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Coreforce, a mission-critical public safety technology company, and Scylla AI, a global leader in AI-powered video analytics and physical threat detection, today announced the expansion of their collaboration following successful deployments in active correctional environments.

Every chief weighing body cameras asks the same thing: will the footage survive a defense attorney? See what courts look for.

Your facility already knows how to respond. See the three stages that take a control room from cycling cameras to acting on early signals.

Your body camera policy isn't finished until it answers the questions a deposition would ask. See what it has to settle before day one.

Disconnected systems create more than extra work. See how technology friction adds to staffing pressure and what corrections leaders can do to reduce

A routine records request can become a legal problem if you can't redact in time. Three things to have ready before cameras go live.

Do cameras help plaintiffs more than staff? Is there any corrections-specific data? See what state pilots and a randomized trial found.

The documentation exists, but it lives in different systems and can't tell one coherent story. See what a unified record changes for facilities and officers.

Wrong body camera vendor, tight budget, too much footage. Here's how chiefs who've already been through it handle each one.

The problem isn't that officers fail to document. It's that their systems were never built to produce a defensible record. See what that record requires.

Intake is where liability starts and where a complete record can defend your facility. Learn why standardizing the process comes before the technology.

Corrections teams can't hire their way out of the shortage. Fragmented documentation systems pull officers from supervision. See how an audit shows where hours go.