ZANUS AI FOR FORENSIC AI & RECOGNITION — CHAIN OF CUSTODY
In forensics, custody is the case. Admin-created accounts, case segregation through workgroups, permissions to the field level, server-side redaction, a searchable audit trail of every access — and an air-gapped option where case media never touches a network.
Controlled tenant or air-gapped lab server · unlimited examiners · chain-of-custody-grade custody

Every audited action, searchable: who accessed which case media, who changed what, when.
Every access to case media and every AI operation on it is logged and searchable — the custody question about the digital copy has a documented answer.
Workgroups and field-level permissions segregate cases and units; the server redacts what a role cannot see — an examiner off the case sees nothing of it.
The owned lab server runs air-gapped with USB updates: chain-of-custody-grade custody where the media physically cannot leave — and no recurring fees on the hardware.
When the defense, an accreditation assessor or your own QA manager asks how the digital evidence was handled, the answer is a search away: access records, operation logs, version history with pre-update snapshots — one place, on the record, chain-of-custody-grade.


Active casework starts on the controlled, isolated tenant — access-controlled, segregated, nothing training outside models. The permanent installation moves the identical OS onto Zanus hardware inside the lab: air-gapped, owned outright, zero migration pain. Full chain-of-custody data sovereignty, on your floor.
We describe the architecture precisely: case segregation, field-level permissions, full audit trail, documented and reviewable results, air-gap option — an accreditation-conscious design. Your QA manager reviews the specifics against your accreditation scope during onboarding.
Your administrators. Accounts are admin-created — no self-signup — and administrative actions are themselves on the audit trail.
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