Evidence.com June 2016 Release Notes

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1 Evidence.com June 2016 Document Revision: C Evidence.com Version

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3 Table of Contents June 28: Evidence.com June 2016 Release... 4 Axon Body 2 Stealth and Indicator Light Update... 4 CEW Device Setting Update... 4 Redaction Enhancement: Segment Start and End Times... 5 Sharing Audit Report... 5 End of June: Axon View 4.1 and Axon Capture for Android... 6 Early Access Programs... 6 New Evidence Search Page... 7 Single Sign-On... 7 Automatic User and Group Provisioning with Azure AD... 7 Evidence Sync with SSO Support... 7 Mobile and Desktop App Updates... 8 Coming in July: Evidence Sync Update... 8 TASER International, Inc. Page 3 of 8

4 June 28: Evidence.com June 2016 Release Axon Body 2 Stealth and Indicator Light Update When officers use Axon Body 2 cameras in low-light conditions, they would like to be able to turn off the lights that show the status of the camera but not use stealth mode so that they can still have the vibration. On the Camera Settings page, the Stealth Mode setting is now the User Configurable Modes: Stealth and Indicator Lights setting. This update to the setting enables administrators to allow officers to enable or disable the indicator lights on their cameras. Although the wording has changed, your settings are not affected until an administrator explicitly updates the setting. CEW Device Setting Update On the CEW Setting page, the APPM Setting is now the CEW Auto-Shutoff Settings. SPPMs interoperate with Axon Signal. If an officer carrying a conducted electrical weapons (CEWs) equipped with an SPPM draws the CEW, the SPPM causes Axon Signal to turn on the officer's Axon camera, so that the officer doesn't have to do so during a critical incident. SPPMs are also enabled with the same CEW auto-shutoff capabilities as APPMs. By extending the setting to control Auto Shut-Down Performance Power Magazines (APPMs) and Signal Performance Power Magazines (SPPMs), you have a single, consistent CEW magazine management policy. For SPPMs, the option to disable CEW auto-shutoff is provided. Disabling SPPM auto-shutoff will not affect APPM functionality. TASER International, Inc. Page 4 of 8

5 Your settings are not affected until an administrator explicitly updates the setting. For more information about SPPMs, see the following recent TASER blog post: Redaction Enhancement: Segment Start and End Times To simplify setting the start and end times of a redaction segment, the Start and End boxes support minutes and seconds, in mm:ss format. Previously, you could only specify the times in seconds. In Evidence.com June 2016, you no longer need to convert minutes to seconds. This change is available for Smart Tracker redactions as well as manual redactions. Sharing Audit Report New in the Reports section of Evidence.com, the Sharing Audit report exports a list of all user actions related to sharing evidence and cases to a CSV file. You can specify the date range for the report. Included in the report are details such as the following examples: Date and time of the sharing event Who initiated the sharing event What was shared evidence or a case How was it shared internal or external to your Evidence.com agency TASER International, Inc. Page 5 of 8

6 The ID of the evidence or case shared The recipient of the shared evidence or case The permissions shared to the recipient In addition to these examples, more details are included in the Sharing Audit report. End of June: Axon View 4.1 and Axon Capture for Android The Axon View 4.1 for Android mobile app update includes the following improvements: New Workflow When a user opens the app, the default landing page is the Evidence List page instead of the Live View page. This enables users to more quickly start adding metadata to videos on a camera. Up-Front Category Loading When a user starts the app and specifies an Evidence.com agency, the app refreshes the retention categories list immediately. For users with mobile devices that only have Wi-Fi connectivity, this ensures that the app retrieves the categories prior to connecting exclusively to the camera. Better Live View For Axon Body and Axon Flex cameras, users have a better experience when using the live view feature. The Axon Capture 3.0 for Android mobile app updates includes the following improvements: The evidence hashing algorithm is upgraded from SHA1 to SHA2. In order to provide greater assurance of the origin and authenticity of captured evidence, Axon Capture no longer supports importing video and audio files that were recorded without using Axon Capture. Import of image files will still be supported. Additional languages are supported, enabling Axon Capture to support the same languages as Evidence.com. Additionally, the Contact Us page is now available in all supported languages. Early Access Programs While the following features and applications are in development, they are available to agencies who request early access. If you would like to request access any of programs in this section, please earlyaccess@taser.com. TASER International, Inc. Page 6 of 8

7 New Evidence Search Page The new All Evidence page is designed to make searching for evidence more user friendly. The new page puts the most frequently used search inputs at the top and collapses less frequently used filters into an expandable Advanced Search section. The new All Evidence page also includes improved Table and Gallery views. Single Sign-On Single sign-on (SSO) enables your Evidence.com agency to authenticate users with the credentials stored in your identity provisioning service. This authentication method provides enhanced security because it does not send usernames or passwords to Evidence.com. Your agency retains centralized control of user access to Evidence.com. New in Evidence.com June 2016, this authentication method also provides the ability to use an External ID rather than an address. Automatic User and Group Provisioning with Azure AD Evidence.com can support System for Cross-domain Identity Management (SCIM) provisioning of users and groups. With SCIM, agencies can synchronize their Microsoft Azure Active Directory to automatically create, update, and inactivate user accounts and groups in their Evidence.com agency. Evidence Sync with SSO Support TASER is preparing an update to Evidence Sync that supports single sign-on (SSO). If your agency has early access to the Single Sign-On feature, you can request access to Evidence Sync with SSO support. This enables users of Evidence Sync to provide their SSO credentials rather than credential unique to your Evidence.com agency. TASER International, Inc. Page 7 of 8

8 Mobile and Desktop App Updates For agencies that would benefit from access to app updates prior to their general availability, TASER can provide early access to updates for any of the following apps: Axon View Axon Capture Evidence Sync Coming in July: Evidence Sync Update In July, TASER will release Evidence Sync This update to Evidence Sync includes new Axon Body 2 user configurations. TASER International, Inc. Page 8 of 8