Example story · Client · Video Guard
Camera video that is safe to share
Police, fleets, and shops share CCTV that fits privacy rules — faces and plates are hidden first.
Tension that went away
No more late nights hiding faces by hand. No more fear before pressing send.
Money they kept
They did not hire extra people to sit and edit video all day. The software does the slow work.
Safer with the rules
Helps the client share camera video under privacy rules such as Saudi PDPL. Identifiable faces and plates stay hidden. The file is processed on their own computers, so the original does not need to leave the building. Safer to send a redacted clip to police, an insurer, or a lawyer — not every bystander’s face.
The problem
Cameras help. Sharing the video can hurt. Faces, car plates, and private writing sit inside the file. If the client sends that video to a lawyer, insurer, or partner, they can break privacy rules.
A simple example
Think of a class photo. Before you put it online, you cover children’s faces with a sticker. Video Guard does that sticker job for camera video — automatically.
How they asked us
The client asked: “We must share CCTV. How do we do it without getting into trouble?”
What we did
We set up Video Guard on their own computers. It hides faces, plates, and private text. The video stays in their building. It does not need the internet.
Tension that went away
No more late nights hiding faces by hand. No more fear before pressing send.
Problems we closed
- People in the video were no longer easy to recognise.
- Car plates were no longer clear.
- A redacted clip could go to police, an insurer, or a lawyer.
Money they kept
They did not hire extra people to sit and edit video all day. The software does the slow work.
Safer with the rules
Helps the client share camera video under privacy rules such as Saudi PDPL. Identifiable faces and plates stay hidden. The file is processed on their own computers, so the original does not need to leave the building. Safer to send a redacted clip to police, an insurer, or a lawyer — not every bystander’s face.
Who this is best for
- Police and security teams
- Truck and fleet companies
- Shops and warehouses with cameras
- Security and privacy teams
