Deployment
Where it runs
On premises, fully air-gapped, or in AWS GovCloud and Azure Government. Data stays in your environment.
Most institutions stitch this together from forensic exports, spreadsheets and shared drives. CAT Labs keeps one record from first find to final audit.
Find private keys, seed phrases and wallet artifacts inside forensic images, devices, cloud data and documents.
Record every find with its source evidence, type, chain and value, on one ledger of who saw and handled it.
Move key material out of case folders into threshold-encrypted custody that no single person can open.
Watch every wallet tied to a case for movement, deposits and exposure, before and after seizure.
Produce the custody, access and inventory records that auditors, Inspectors General and courts ask for.
The discovery engine scans authorized data for the material that controls digital assets, then confirms what each find is and what it controls.
Key material leaves workstations and shared folders for custody that no single person can open or move.
The records an auditor, Inspector General or court asks for, produced from the same ledger the work runs on.
Yes. Most agencies start with discovery and inventory in Recovery CAT, then add custody and monitoring as their program matures.
Ask for the current release notes in a briefing. We walk through what is deployed today and what is on the roadmap.
No. CAT Labs works only on data you are already authorized to hold and review.