CaseGuard

02/19/2026

We recently held a Digital Evidence Management Best Practices training at Fairview Heights Police Department, led by Steve Paxton, a former digital forensics detective, and Kristee Ulerick from our team.

A huge thank you to the Fairview Heights team and everyone who attended for an engaging, hands-on session. On to many more!

02/19/2026

From overnight waits to less than 85% of the time. We’ll show you how agencies are clearing backlogs faster.

Join us in our webinar on March 25, 1 PM EST, where we’ll walk through how AI-powered redaction helps agencies clear backlogs faster, without compromising privacy, using real-world examples from law enforcement.

Claim your spot now to see how top agencies are getting ahead of their backlog: https://caseguard.com/event/free-webinar-redact-foia-backlogs-fast-with-caseguard-ai/?id=1417706730817

02/18/2026

If you review, redact, or release student records, this applies to you.

In Episode 2 of Redaction in the Real World, we break down how FERPA applies to student records in real situations.

Want to understand other student privacy laws schools need to consider?

Check out the full episode here: https://youtu.be/KoS2yCjqJ4w

02/17/2026

Bus video requests are some of the most complex records schools handle.

A single request can involve hours of footage, multiple students, and tight disclosure deadlines.

Hear how districts are approaching redaction at scale without compromising student privacy: https://lnkd.in/eB4ynX7b

02/17/2026

If you handle sensitive records, this is worth a look.

This carousel breaks down redaction process failures, the real impact of missed data, and what effective review workflows require.

Swipe to learn more!

02/17/2026

🎧 Episode 8 of the CaseGuard Records Brief is live.

This week, we break down major court rulings and legislative moves shaping how agencies must handle records, exemptions, and delays, and what they mean for accountability moving forward.

Listen now at: https://podcast.caseguard.com/episodes/court-rulings-and-legislative-moves-highlight-accountability-in-records-

02/13/2026

Valentine’s Day is around the corner…

Sharing some love and cheer this Valentine’s Day. At CaseGuard, we protect what matters most, whether it’s sensitive data or heartfelt words. .

02/12/2026

School districts are receiving more records requests than ever. Are you reviewing every detail?

Surveillance and bus footage, student records, IEP documents….privacy risks don’t stop at what’s obvious on screen.

A defensible redaction process protects students, staff, and your district.

Don’t wait until something slips through.

Visit our website for a free consultation with a student privacy expert: https://f.mtr.cool/ajuahhblns

02/11/2026

If you work in a school district, this matters.

Introducing our new series: Redaction in the Real World - What Privacy Looks Like Across Industries.

Today, we’re talking K-12 schools- what student privacy actually means in today’s digital environment, and how important it is to protect your district before something slips through.

Check out the full video here: https://youtu.be/Lns21nBHua8

02/10/2026

Previously unusable audio files? Restored and transcribed instantly!

That’s what investigators at a New Mexico school district achieved with CaseGuard Redaction Studio.

Visit our website at caseguard.com to speak with a redaction expert and see for yourself!

02/09/2026

The wait is finally over….

CaseGuard × Axon is here.

You can now securely pull video directly from Evidence.com into CaseGuard - no extra downloads, no manual transfers, no wasted time.

One ecosystem, where evidence comes together.

02/09/2026

Episode 7 of the CaseGuard Records Brief is live!

This week, we examine key legal developments in Rhode Island, Michigan, and Tennessee, and what they signal for the future of public records compliance.

What these cases mean for access, accountability, and compliance, listen now:

This week on our podcast, we delve into transparency in public records. In Rhode Island, candidates for attorney general are weighing in on proposed changes to the Access to Public Records Act and ...