PRESS RELEASE
ARLINGTON, VA., July 1, 2026 — Clearview AI today announced that Clearview GovCloud, its dedicated government cloud platform, has achieved a Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP®) “In Process” designation at the High impact level. The platform is now listed on the FedRAMP Marketplace. Clearview AI anticipates full FedRAMP Authorization in Q1 2027.
The designation positions Clearview GovCloud to serve federal law enforcement, national security, and defense agencies that require the highest levels of cloud security assurance. Clearview AI’s platform draws on a database of 70+ billion publicly available images to help investigators identify unknown individuals in support of counterterrorism, criminal investigations, disaster relief, and national security missions. Every search is logged with a complete, permanent audit trail, and access is restricted to authorized government personnel.
“Federal agencies operate in environments where the stakes are as high as they get, and the security standards they require reflect that. Achieving FedRAMP High ‘In Process’ status is a direct reflection of the investments we have made in the controls, governance, and infrastructure that mission-critical government work demands.”
— Amos Kyler, CEO of Clearview AI
“Federal agencies operate in environments where the stakes are as high as they get, and the security standards they require reflect that,” said Amos Kyler, CEO of Clearview AI. “Achieving FedRAMP High ‘In Process’ status is a direct reflection of the investments we have made in the controls, governance, and infrastructure that mission-critical government work demands.”
Clearview AI has built its compliance infrastructure around the requirements of government customers. The company holds SOC 2 Type II certification, has earned TX-RAMP certification, and has aligned its platform with the Government Accountability Office’s AI Accountability Framework across all four principles: Governance, Data, Performance, and Monitoring. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has tested Clearview AI’s facial recognition system for accuracy across demographic groups. FedRAMP High authorization, anticipated for Q1 2027, will add a further layer of independent validation for federal procurement officers, CIOs, and CISOs evaluating the platform for sensitive government use cases.
ABOUT CLEARVIEW AI
Clearview AI provides law enforcement and government agencies with a revolutionary facial recognition search engine that helps investigators solve crimes after the fact. Its platform of more than 70 billion facial images, the largest known such database in the Western World, is sourced exclusively from public web sources, including news media, mugshot websites, public social media, and other open sources. Law enforcement and government agencies that use Clearview AI receive high-quality leads while expending fewer resources. When supported by other evidence, these leads help law enforcement and government officials accurately and rapidly identify suspects, protect victims, and keep communities safe. Clearview AI’s mission is to help reduce crime, fraud, and risk, to create safer communities, ensure secure commerce, and enhance our national security and military defense.