ZeroDay Forensics builds and operates the StormCloud and CrowdSource platforms — giving investigators, security teams, and public safety organizations a way to see what’s happening across RF, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and public submissions in real time.
The core of ZeroDay Forensics is two platforms: StormCloud for signals intelligence, and CrowdSource for secure, justified access to public submissions.
StormCloud ingests Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and sensor telemetry from on-the-ground collectors and visualizes it over maps, time, and collections so analysts can track patterns instead of raw logs.
CrowdSource provides incident-specific upload portals for photos, video, and tips from the public — with encryption, justification logs, and controlled access to identity data.
ZeroDay Forensics also provides limited digital forensics and advisory work around these platforms — for example, helping reconstruct timelines from collected data, building case-specific views, or advising on evidence handling and workflows tied to StormCloud or CrowdSource.
If you’re interested in StormCloud, CrowdSource, or a related engagement, reach out with a brief description of what you’re trying to solve. High-level summaries are fine; sensitive details can wait for a more appropriate channel.