Grayshift, LLC, a leading and trusted provider of mobile digital forensics solutions, today announced Reveal Early Access, an innovative, cloud-native digital forensics solution that dramatically accelerates digital investigations, streamlines the investigative workflow and facilitates ease of use and speed of collaboration for public safety agencies. The company also released several enhancements to its flagship product GrayKey for greater access and extraction of modern mobile devices. With GrayKey and Reveal, Grayshift delivers on its promise to reshape the digital forensics industry.
Initially available to U.S.-based law enforcement agencies, Reveal by Grayshift is the first cloud-native platform for accessing, analyzing, and managing forensic evidentiary data for public safety agencies.
Reveal by Grayshift puts critical evidence at the fingertips of detectives and investigators within minutes.
- Expedites investigations achieving Time to First Fact (TTFF) in less than 5 minutes
- Simultaneously extracts and processes data to share with the investigative team
- Improves efficiencies with evidence sharing inside and outside of your agency
- Saves time, money, and resources so teams can solve investigations faster
According to David Brown, Detective with the Jacksonville, North Carolina Police Department, “The almost immediate access to mobile data, when using Reveal, could literally be the key to saving lives in child abduction or kidnapping type cases. Grayshift has not only moved the bar but also changed the game in quick access to mobile data. When working homicide cases, where time is valuable, Reveal will allow investigators to view mobile data in minutes versus hours in other tools.”
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James Howe, police officer in Columbus, Ohio, added, “Reveal has cut down our processing time significantly…anyone who has worked on violent crime investigations knows how important those crucial first hours can be in solving a case or it going cold. This is a cutting-edge tool that every forensic unit should have in their arsenal.”