Security, Safety & Incident Prevention
Without Mass Surveillance
Correctional facilities face constant, high-risk challenges — from inmate movement and contraband trafficking to assaults, escapes, and coordinated criminal activity that extends beyond facility walls. Safience supports correctional agencies with real-time, privacy-first intelligence designed to help protect correctional staff, safeguard vulnerable inmates, and identify known threats — without mass surveillance or biometric data storage.
Whether addressing repeat offenders, prison gangs, coordinated smuggling operations, or external accomplices, Safience delivers actionable alerts and investigative leads that enhance safety, accountability, and operational awareness — with trained human review and oversight built into every alert.
| Your Challenge | Safience's Solution |
|---|---|
| Inmate movement, contraband trafficking, and coordinated activity inside facilities | Real-time alerts tied to known criminal histories, without continuous monitoring or video review |
| Threats to correctional staff safety during intake, transfers, and visitation | Immediate identification of known violent or high-risk individuals with trained human review |
| Limited visibility into repeat offenders, warrants, or active restrictions | UMbRA-driven alerts based on arrests, warrants, probation, and parole — no public or OSINT data |
| Protecting vulnerable inmates from predatory or repeat offenders | Relevance-based alerts that surface known risks while preserving privacy and due process |
| Balancing safety, oversight, and inmate rights without mass surveillance | Passive detection with no biometric storage, no body imaging, and full auditability |
During intake and booking, Safience can surface relevant prior history in seconds — including violent felony records, sex offender status, or active warrants — supporting officer safety, classification decisions, and appropriate housing placement.
When individuals enter facilities for approved transactions such as inmate account funding or administrative access, Safience can alert staff if the individual is wanted on a warrant or linked to known threats — without creating a public-facing surveillance system.
Ensure only authorized individuals enter restricted areas such as mental health units, women’s housing, property rooms, and controlled corridors — reducing unauthorized access and internal risk.
Identify known threats and repeat offenders interacting with the facility in real time, helping protect correctional officers and staff during intake, movement, and controlled interactions.
Support safeguarding of vulnerable populations by controlling access to sensitive housing and treatment areas without exposing inmates to surveillance or body imaging.
Safience sensors have no live view and no continuous video stream — eliminating the risk of external intrusion, feed compromise, or internal misuse common with traditional camera systems.
Credentialed access only, full audit logs, and trained human review built into every alert — supporting compliance, accountability, and legal chain of custody.
Each product and program serves a distinct mission. Together they close identity gaps without mass surveillance.
