SVT (Stolen Vehicle Tracking) is built for law enforcement use on a hardened, US-operated cloud stack. This page is an honest statement of how the platform is secured and where the boundaries of that posture sit, written for agency security reviewers and procurement officers.
Operated by Omega Point Solutions LLC · Last reviewed: 2026
SVT runs entirely on Cloudflare's United States cloud platform (Workers compute, D1 datastore, R2 object storage, Vectorize, and Workers AI). No covered telecommunications or video-surveillance equipment or services are present anywhere in the SVT supply chain.
The platform uses no equipment, components, or services from the following prohibited vendors:
Data is protected both at rest and in transit.
Access is controlled by per-account credentials and server-side sessions.
SVT is designed with CJIS principles in mind (least-privilege access, full audit logging, encryption in transit and at rest, and MFA availability).
SVT does not operate inside a CJIS environment. Agencies subject to CJIS Security Policy obligations should treat SVT as an external system and confirm that their intended use is consistent with their CSA's requirements before entering Criminal Justice Information.
SVT stores only the case data agencies enter and the audit records needed to demonstrate proper use. Data is owned by the contributing agency.
SVT runs on the global Cloudflare edge with no region-pinning. We do not claim United States-only data residency: data may be processed at Cloudflare points of presence outside a single fixed region. Agencies with strict data-residency requirements should account for this in their assessment.
Every security-relevant action is recorded to an append-only activity log.
Updated August 2026. We publish where we actually are — held certifications, work in progress, and what remains.
We do not claim CJIS certification — no cloud vendor can. CJIS authorization is determined per deployment by the agency and its CJIS Systems Agency. No CJIS Security Addendum has been executed to date; if your agency requires one, we will sign it and support your state CSA's authorization process. Officer users are verified at signup (law-enforcement email plus supervisor attestation); personnel screening remains the employing agency's authority.
Omega Point Solutions LLC attests that SVT does not provide, use, or contain any covered telecommunications equipment or services as defined in Section 889 of the John S. McCain National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2019 (Public Law 115-232), including any equipment or services produced or provided by Huawei, ZTE, Hikvision, Dahua, or Hytera, or by any subsidiary or affiliate of those entities.
Procurement and security questions: procurement@fraudtrax.net