XProtect Evidence Manager Highlights Milestone Systems at GSX 2025

COPENHAGEN—Milestone Systems will feature its XProtect Evidence Manager at GSX 2025 in New Orleans on Sept. 29 to Oct.1.

During the show the company will exhibit in booth #719, and it states XProtect Evidence Manager represents a compelling shift in digital evidence management systems.

“By challenging entrenched market dynamics and introducing genuine freedom of choice, we’re fundamentally disrupting how the industry approaches digital evidence,” says Tim Palmquist, vice president, Americas, Milestone Systems.” GSX and IACP provide the perfect platform to demonstrate how XProtect Evidence Manager breaks down the barriers that have kept evidence management locked in proprietary silos.”

XProtect Evidence Manager Offers Users Several Benefits

The global company asserts that it is bringing Milestone’s open platform philosophy to evidence and case handling. The system addresses the escalating costs and vendor lock-in challenges as it brings freedom to the end customers in choosing a digital evidence management solution, they can customize to fit their needs by transforming evidence workflows through three key innovations:

Workflow Efficiency: Milestone Systems says that XProtect Evidence Manager can streamlined case management to reduce the time needed to build and manage cases, allowing operators to work more effectively with comprehensive evidence from multiple sources like documents, reports, cell phone dumps, 911 calls, along with a strong search function in all assets.

License-Free Sharing: The solution is said to securely share evidence with stakeholders, including legal teams, investigators, and external partners, without requiring additional software licenses or complex installations. Organizations can send password-protected links rather than burning DVDs or copying files to physical media.

Storage Freedom: Milestone Systems’ XProtect Evidence Manage offers users complete flexibility to archive evidence on-premises, in the cloud, or across hybrid environments using any storage provider, including AWS, Azure, Wasabi, or existing infrastructure.

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