Storage And Software

Today's Reality: Fragmented, Vulnerable, and Non-Compliant

Current storage ecosystems across Indian defence and police forces remain dangerously fragmented. Most rely on on-device microSD cards with manual offloading via USB—creating chain-of-custody gaps and forensic vulnerabilities. Where cloud storage exists, it often resides on foreign servers, directly violating IT Act data localization mandates and exposing sensitive operations to jurisdictional risks. Retrieval is bureaucratic: officers spend hours locating footage, manual tagging is error-prone, and prosecutors wait days for evidence handovers. Software is equally archaic—basic playback tools lacking AI, no integration with CCTNS or NatGRID, and zero automation for redaction or analytics. Compliance with STQC, MoD EMR, and BPR&D guidelines is aspirational, not embedded. The result: delayed justice, operational inefficiency, and strategic data exposure.

The Eagle Vision Standard: Sovereign, Scalable, and AI-Native

Our storage architecture is tiered, encrypted, and entirely Indian. 128GB onboard storage with AES-256 hardware encryption buffers footage during network outages; upon connectivity, data streams via 5G/4G to MeitY-empaneled, STQC-certified sovereign cloud infrastructure. For classified missions, air-gapped on-premise servers ensure complete isolation. Blockchain-inspired hashing creates immutable audit trails—any access, modification, or transfer is cryptographically logged and tamper-evident. Geographic redundancy across DR sites guarantees 99.95% uptime, while automated retention policies align with state evidence laws: auto-archive after 90 days, court-ordered preservation locks, and certified deletion protocols.

The software transforms data into actionable intelligence. AI-driven auto-tagging extracts officer ID, GPS/NavIC coordinates, incident classification, and audio keywords within seconds of upload. Machine-learning redaction anonymizes faces, vehicles, and sensitive locations 20x faster than manual review, while preserving evidentiary integrity. Edge AI on the camera itself performs on-device threat detection—recognizing gunshots, screams, or unauthorized access—triggering immediate alerts to command centers. Integration via RESTful APIs plugs directly into CCTNS, AFNET, and prosecution case management systems, enabling one-click evidence submission. Field officers use a secure mobile app for timestamped note-taking and footage review; commanders visualize operations through live dashboards with resource heatmaps, patrol efficiency metrics, and predictive incident clustering.

This is the evolution from vulnerable silos to sovereign, intelligent infrastructure—where storage is a strategic asset, and software is a force multiplier, ensuring India's security data remains protected, compliant, and court-ready from capture to conviction.