Compliance-Ready Output for FOIA, DSAR, HIPAA, GDPR, and FERPA
Manually redacting a 10-minute body-cam video can take 8 hours (48:1 ratio, Eureka PD). The program automates that job in minutes. It covers five frameworks: FOIA (US federal and state public-records laws with 10-30 day response windows; state specifics include CA AB 748, which requires critical-incident video within 45 days), DSAR (GDPR Article 15 and UK DPA; one-month deadline for data-subject access requests), HIPAA (protected health information in telemedicine, surgical recordings, and training video; penalties start at $45,000 per PHI disclosure), GDPR Article 17 (right to erasure, including video), and FERPA (student education records; redact all other students before disclosure to parents or agencies). Gaussian blur and black-box masks are burned into exported pixels and cannot be reversed. Redact audio tracks separately: a missed segment containing a patient name led to a $45,000 HIPAA fine plus $30,000 in legal fees. Step-by-step guides: how to blur faces in video and how to blur license plates in video.