Rekor Introduces Go-Secure.Video: Proof That Video Is Real

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In a World Where Video Can Be Edited, Clipped, Manipulated, AI-Generated, or Challenged After the Fact, Go-Secure.Video Answers the Only Question That Now Matters: Can a Video Be Proven to Be Authentic? COLUMBIA, Md., June 30, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Rekor Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: REKR), which builds trusted-data, privacy, and security solutions for real-world video and sensor networks, today introduced Go-Secure.Video, a media authentication technology that answers a question courts, insurers, and law enforcement agencies are increasingly being forced to confront: Can this video be proven authentic? Rekor's patent-pending technology cryptographically authenticates video content at the exact moment of capture, creating a tamper-evident, cryptographically verifiable record tied to the originating device, date/time/location, and bound into the bitstream; if anyone alters a single pixel, frame, or element after recording. Go-Secure.Video precisely identifies where and when the alteration occurred. The system does not analyze probability. It does not flag suspicious content. It delivers a binary, evidence-admissible determination: the video is authentic, or it has been tampered with. No estimates. No guesswork. Just irrefutable proof. Go-Secure.Video can be used through the Go-Secure.Video mobile app, embedded into recording devices through a software development kit, or integrated directly into OEM platforms, public safety systems, insurance workflows, media systems, enterprise video environments, and other visual-recording ecosystems. The Go-Secure video app is currently available for evaluation on iOS via Apple's TestFlight platform, and Rekor is in discussions with several potential launch partner OEMs regarding broader device and platform integrations. The scale of the problem is difficult to overstate. More than one billion surveillance and security cameras are operating worldwide, with an estimated 100 million network cameras shipped annually. Add to that more than one billion smartphones shipped each year, nearly all capable of high-quality video capture, plus body cameras, dash cameras, drones, professional cameras, and enterprise video systems, and the volume of visual media being produced globally is without precedent. A growing share of that footage will eventually need to be verified, challenged, preserved, or proven. The tools to do that reliably...

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