Real Time Networks

See Us at GSX 2026 | Booth 3733

Real Time Networks is heading to Atlanta for GSX 2026, September 14–16 at the Georgia World Congress Center.

Stop by Booth 3733 for live demos of KeyTracer and AssetTracer, our intelligent key and asset management systems, and see how security teams use them to:

✔ Know who took what and when, with a full audit trail of every check-in and check-out
✔ Get alerts when keys or equipment are not returned on time
✔ Keep shared assets charged, ready, and available when the shift starts
✔ Replace paper logs and manual sign-out with controlled, accountable workflows

Not registered yet? Save $100 off an All-Access pass or receive a free Expo Hall pass with promo code EV446.

Register here: https://rtn.global/4zUhbbt

We look forward to seeing you in Atlanta!

Most chain-of-custody records prove the chain. Far fewer prove the custody. That gap is the first thing defense counsel goes after.

A traditional record shows how an item was submitted, stored, and disposed of. What it often misses is proof that the evidence was physically secure the entire time: which compartment it went into, under what access controls, in what storage environment, and who was authorized to open it.

We published five evidence management best practices for agencies working to close that gap, including:

● Document both the chain and the custody
● Automate logging, because the entries staff skip on a busy shift are exactly the ones that matter in court
● Enforce accountability across every shift, not just business hours
● Streamline workflows so the correct action is also the easiest one
● Protect evidence integrity in storage, through disposition

The article also covers CJIS audit-logging requirements, how paper logs, barcodes, and RFID smart lockers compare on court defensibility, and the seven questions property room managers get asked most.

Read it here: https://rtn.global/4qMwPSc

Day 1 at the 2026 National Law Enforcement and Corporate Crimes Convention (N-LECCC) in Arlington, Texas, is underway!

If you’re attending the show, stop by Booth 208 from August 18–20 to see Real Time Networks’ intelligent asset and key management solutions in action.

See how AssetTracer Intelligent Lockers can help law enforcement agencies securely manage and control access to:
■ Radios and body-worn cameras
■ Fi****ms, Tasers, and other critical gear
■ Evidence and other sensitive assets

And discover how KeyTracer Electronic Key Cabinets can improve accountability and control for:
■ Patrol and fleet vehicle keys
■ Facility and master keys
■ Armory and restricted-area keys

Come visit us at Booth 208 and see how intelligent asset management can help your agency improve accountability, security, and operational efficiency.

Robbery Investigators Of Texas

Who had that key, that weapon, that radio, and when did it come back? For any police service, the answer has to be fast and defensible.

Manual sign-out sheets and unlogged key rings don't hold up when accountability matters most.
At CACP 2026, Real Time Networks will show how agencies meet that standard with automated key and asset control.

Our KeyTracer electronic key cabinets and AssetTracer intelligent lockers give you a full audit trail from check-out to return. Armoury access, evidence handling, fleet keys, and shared equipment, all in one system.

Officer-level accountability. Compliance-ready reporting. Gear that's charged and available at shift start.

Come see it in person:
◆ 121st CACP Annual Summit & Policing Trade Show
◆ Edmonton Convention Centre
◆ August 17–18
◆ Booth 611

Real Time Networks is exhibiting at the 2026 OIGA Conference and Trade Show next week. Find us at Booth 826, July 21-22, at the Oklahoma City Convention Center.

From the cage to the count room, AssetTracer and KeyTracer keep every key and asset secured and audit-ready across the teams that run your property:

● Security equipment: radios, body cameras, and gear signed out and returned each shift, with a full audit trail

● Cage operation: controlled access to cage and count room keys, limited to authorized staff

● Facilities and maintenance: master keys and tools checked out on demand, with alerts when items are not returned

● Housekeeping: section keys and devices assigned by name, so you know who took what and when

● Critical keys: high-security keys locked down with restricted access and non-return alerts

Stop by Booth 826 for a live demo of KeyTracer and AssetTracer, and see how accountability holds from shift to shift.

This weekend, the United States marks 250 years of independence. Happy Fourth of July to our US employees, clients, and friends. And to everyone on duty through the holiday, from patrol officers to hotel and casino teams: thank you for the work you do.

Happy Canada Day to all our Canadian employees, customers, family, and friends from all of us at Real Time Networks! 🍁

We have published a reference guide on the technologies, governance frameworks, and evidentiary pressures shaping policing across the United States and Canada in 2026.

It is organized around three operational realities:

✪ How agencies are working differently.
✪ Where governance is catching up.
✪ How courts are responding to new categories of digital evidence.

Inside the guide:

▸ Generative AI in reports, and the "shadow AI" governance gap
▸ Real-Time Crime Centers and Canadian Real Time Operations Centres
▸ Drone-as-First-Responder programs and FY25 NDAA compliance
▸ Facial recognition: investigative use versus real-time surveillance
▸ Deepfakes in criminal cases (Mendones v. Cushman & Wakefield, R v Medow)
▸ Privacy, oversight, and public trust requirements
▸ Digital and physical evidence accountability as a unified system

Read the full guide: https://rtn.global/44i73uk

The NSA Annual Conference starts today. Real Time Networks is at Booth 409 in Omaha through June 11.

Sheriff's offices carry a heavy accountability burden. Weapons, evidence, equipment, and keys all need to be secured, tracked, and tied to the right deputy at the right time.

We build the systems that make that defensible.

Stop by Booth 409 for a live demo:
➜ AssetTracer: secured storage for weapons, evidence, and shared equipment, with full chain-of-custody and deputy-level accountability

➜ KeyTracer: controlled access to fleet and facility keys, with every transaction logged

➜ RTNConnect: one audit trail that ties it together and integrates with the systems you already run

Run a transaction yourself, see the hardware up close, and bring your questions on compliance and reporting.

We'll see you in Omaha. Booth 409.

Real Time Networks heads to Omaha next week for the NSA Annual Conference, June 8-11, Booth 409.

Sheriff's offices run on accountability. Every deputy needs the right gear, the right keys, and a defensible record of who had what and when. We help agencies replace clipboards, spreadsheets, and unsecured key boxes with one integrated platform built for high-stakes operational environments.

✪ AssetTracer:
➜ Evidence: chain-of-custody documentation from intake through court release
➜ Weapons: armory access control with deputy-level accountability and readiness audits
➜ Equipment: radios, less-lethal, body cameras, and shared gear tracked by deputy and shift

✪ KeyTracer:
➜ Fleet: patrol vehicle keys checked out fast, every transaction logged
➜ Facility: master keys, armory keys, and evidence room keys controlled by role and shift
➜ Reduced re-keying costs and a clear trail when keys need to be accounted for

Both systems connect through RTNConnect, so key data, asset data, and access events feed one audit trail and integrate with the systems your team already runs.

Stop by Booth 409 to meet Johnson, Hurley, and Murray. They'll walk you through live demos and the operational questions: compliance reporting, scaling across substations, and how the integrations fit into your current stack.

See you in Omaha!