SEE THE UNSEEN
Exploiting under-leveraged intelligence to disrupt criminal networks
Turning contraband prison cell phones into actionable intelligence to dismantle organized crime from the inside out.
The hidden threat behind prison walls
Criminal activity does not stop at incarceration. Across the United States, incarcerated offenders continue to coordinate sophisticated criminal operations from inside correctional facilities using contraband cell phones as their primary tool.
Prison violence, riots, and coordinated assaults
Drone-enabled drug and contraband trafficking at scale
Organized gang operations and inter-prison coordination
Financial crimes, scams, and large-scale fraud schemes
Exploitation of vulnerable populations beyond prison walls
A real-world case: exposing drone-enabled contraband in Georgia prisons
Contraband smuggling into prisons has evolved into drone-based operations. This video highlights Operation Skyhawk, a major Georgia investigation exposing how criminal networks used drones to deliver illegal phones, drugs, and weapons into correctional facilities.
Why choose GHOST™
Built for real-world corrections
Developed in partnership with the Georgia Department of Corrections and adopted by multiple southeastern states.
Proven operational impact
Eliminates over 97% of the time and effort required to manually identify and terminate contraband devices, Enabled termination of 10,000+ illegal phones in under one year, Zero FCC appeals overturned
Precision, not disruption
Unlike traditional jamming, GHOST™ terminates contraband phones without impacting legitimate communications such as first responder networks or medical devices.
Actionable intelligence at scale
Generates intelligence that supports large-scale law enforcement operations, including multi-agency task forces.
Demonstrated results
Largest RICO case in Georgia history, Helped dismantle a 10-state criminal network, 180+ arrests and identification of corrupt correctional officers
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Chase Hallman
Director, Public Safety Business Development
Chase Hallman leverages his 25 years of law enforcement experience with the Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) to build and maintain relationships within the public safety sector for VIA.
