Omega Point Solutions LLC is a veteran-led American software company that builds sovereign mission software for law enforcement, emergency management, financial-crime investigation, and critical infrastructure. It is headquartered in Salem, Illinois, and is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business certified through the SBA's VetCert program.
The company's defining commitment is sovereignty: evidence integrity, separation of duties, and the absence of third-party data exfiltration are architectural decisions rather than configuration options. Products are edge-native and on-premises capable, and analysis runs without sending case data to outside model providers.
Omega Point was organized in June 2026 as the umbrella entity over a product line its founder had been building from the practitioner side of the same problems — combat deployments, patrol, investigations, and county emergency management. Buyers are municipal police departments, county sheriff's offices, state investigative units, emergency management agencies, insurance special investigations units, and small and mid-size businesses needing brand and impersonation protection.
Name disambiguation. Omega Point Solutions LLC is not affiliated with Omega Point (financial analytics), Omega Systems (managed IT), or Omega Security Services. The correct legal name, used identically on all federal registrations, is Omega Point Solutions LLC.
The product suite
Ten products share one identity system, one retrieval engine, and one security posture. An agency that adopts a single tool can extend into the rest without a second procurement of infrastructure.
FraudTrax is an AI-powered fraud investigation platform built for sworn law enforcement and licensed investigators. Officers capture evidence in the field, and the DAN-O engine reads the material and returns citeable indicators with legal references, court-ready documentation, and recommended investigative next steps.
Vehicle, title, check, and identity fraud cost agencies, dealers, and citizens billions every year, and the people working those cases do it with disconnected spreadsheets, siloed records, and no shared intelligence between agencies. A fraudulent dealer shut down in one county reopens in the next. Officers re-investigate the same bad actors with no memory of prior cases.
What it does
AI plate and document analysis with a built-in chain of custody — Officer, Supervisor, Admin — so findings hold up to scrutiny.
Cross-agency intelligence sharing, so a bad actor flagged in one jurisdiction is visible to the next.
Mail-drop and shell-dealer detection, surfacing the address and ownership patterns fraud rings rely on.
Multi-vertical coverage — plates, titles, checks, identity documents, dealership audits, VIN tooling and miscellaneous fraud documents in one platform.
Court-ready output — AI-drafted reports in ILETSB format with context-anchored redaction, plus auto-populated LE forms including VIN certifications, lien releases, and title and registration releases.
Case management for multiple investigators, with body-cam and phone video and inline playback.
FraudTrax runs on a modern edge architecture, which makes it fast, resilient, and inexpensive for a small agency to adopt. The durable asset is not the interface but the law-enforcement-validated fraud dataset and the domain-tuned analysis built on it. Access is gated: the public site is the marketing surface, and the application sits behind an approval workflow.
SVT — Stolen Vehicle Tracking
Multi-agency recovery coordination
ProductionTask forcessvt.fraudtrax.net
SVT is a real-time coordination backbone for stolen-vehicle operations. Multiple officers and agencies work from a single synchronized record set: add a vehicle, update its status, and everyone working the operation sees it instantly.
Stolen vehicles cross jurisdictional lines in minutes; the records that track them do not. Recovery teams work from separate lists that fall out of sync the moment they are created, and coordination happens over phone calls and group texts — slow, unauditable, easy to lose. Vehicle-theft recovery is a time-and-coordination problem, and SVT compresses both.
Real-time record sync across officers and agencies working the same operation.
Multi-tenant by design — each unit keeps a tagged workspace while sharing where it matters.
Token-secured access, so coordination data sits behind authenticated access rather than a chat thread.
Auto-Theft Response packets that carry a recovery through its documented stages.
Auditable records and batches, tracked rather than lost.
Hatchet Trace
OSINT intelligence and alerting
Active developmentInvestigators & analysts
Hatchet Trace is an automated open-source-intelligence platform that collects, correlates, scores, and alerts — turning scattered public data into ranked, actionable leads delivered the moment they appear.
Investigators drown in open-source data. The signal — a suspect resurfacing, a stolen asset reappearing for sale, a pattern connecting separate incidents — is buried across dozens of platforms, and by the time a human finds it the lead is cold.
Automated collection across a wide range of public and social sources.
A correlation engine that links related entities, events and listings a manual review would miss.
Relevance scoring, so analysts see the strongest leads first rather than a firehose.
Real-time alerting the instant a watched subject or asset surfaces.
Deep search across the collected corpus, with an auto-theft focus alongside general threat monitoring.
Operator-grade privacy — optional privacy-routed collection and encrypted credential storage.
DAN-O
Sovereign retrieval engine and officer-facing AI partner
ProductionPowers the suiteLE-gated
DAN-O is our sovereign retrieval engine — the analysis layer that grounds the rest of the suite — and, as DAN-O Desk, the officer-facing assistant built on it.
The distinguishing property is what DAN-O does not do: no case data is sent to third-party model providers. Retrieval and generation run on-premises or at the edge, which is what allows an agency to use AI assistance on sensitive material without exporting it to a commercial model vendor.
Answers grounded in law-enforcement reference material — academy curricula, statutes, vehicle and tag references — rather than a model's unsourced recall.
Report drafting and investigative support for officers in the field.
Single sign-on with one Omega Point ID shared across FraudTrax, SVT, Hatchet Trace and Omega Guard.
Serves as the engine other products call, so an improvement to DAN-O lifts every product at once.
Scope. DAN-O Desk is a law-enforcement product. It is not CJIS-certified and does not process Criminal Justice Information. Access requires agency verification and approval before sign-in.
Ice Breaker
Cold-case analysis and investigative case management
ProductionCold-case units
Ice Breaker ingests a cold-case file and surfaces what a fresh set of eyes would look for. Unsolved homicides, missing persons and long-dormant cases accumulate thousands of pages that no working investigator has time to re-read; Ice Breaker reads all of it.
Modus operandi pattern detection across the case file and related cases.
Entity and timeline correlation — the people, places, vehicles and dates that recur in ways a linear read would not reveal.
Lead generation with source-page citations for every extracted fact, preserving chain of custody.
Support for modern techniques, including forensic genetic genealogy and Rapid DNA workflows.
Analysis runs on infrastructure we control — encrypted at rest, audit-logged, with no case data sent to third-party model providers. Ice Breaker is architected for CJIS-sensitive data, but that is an architecture claim, not a certification.
Omega Guard
Verified-business trust marks and clone-site protection
ProductionSmall business$99/month
Omega Guard helps a legitimate business prove it is real to its customers, and continuously finds and helps remove the fraudulent clone and impostor websites that impersonate it. It is our one product aimed at commercial rather than government buyers.
Impersonation fraud is among the fastest-growing threats to small and mid-sized businesses. Scammers stand up look-alike websites, ads and listings that copy a real company's name, logo and look, then use them to take deposits and harvest payments. By the time anyone notices, the customer is out the money and the real brand takes the blame.
Verified Business status. We confirm a member's authentic digital footprint — official websites, phone numbers and approved payment channels — and issue a public trust mark any consumer can check before they pay.
Active impostor monitoring. Continuous watch of the public web for sites, listings and accounts cloning the member's brand, with alerts, preserved evidence and support through takedown.
Anyone can enter a domain at guard.omegapointsolutions.com and see whether it belongs to a verified member, is unknown, or has been reported as an impostor. The consumer check is free — a trust mark only works if the public can verify it.
Omega Lens
Deepfake recognition and context restoration
EvaluationAir-gappable
Omega Lens is a sovereign media-forensics platform that recognizes AI-generated and manipulated media, and restores the full story behind a selectively edited clip — running entirely on hardware the customer controls.
Synthetic media has outrun the public's ability to tell what is real. AI-generated faces and voices pass casual inspection, and a ten-second clip cut from an hour of context can be engineered to inflame millions.
Recognition. AI-generated and deepfake images, audio and video, with cryptographic provenance through C2PA Content Credentials and an auditable evidence trail.
Restoration. Detects selective editing, transcribes what was actually said, flags the manipulation techniques in play, recovers the original full source, and hands back the complete context. It adds information; it never suppresses speech.
Nonpartisan by design — structurally blind to who or what is depicted; it flags rhetorical technique, never a viewpoint.
Evidence, not verdicts — probabilistic corroborating evidence with a human in the loop, honest about its limits.
Omega Threat ID
Shared bad-actor registry and threat feed
ProductionNo CJI
Omega Threat ID is a shared bad-actor registry and threat feed. Businesses and communities keep getting hit by the same repeat offenders; Threat ID gives verified reporters somewhere to record incidents and members a queryable shared registry — so the third target of a bad actor benefits from what the first two learned.
Verified reporting — reports are reviewed before promotion into the shared registry.
Privacy-conscious — reporter identities and contact details are never exposed in the feed.
Sensor-driven enrichment — indicators are cross-checked against our own threat-intelligence feeds before promotion.
Because Threat ID handles no Criminal Justice Information, it is governed by our standard security and privacy control set rather than CJIS-specific requirements. More at Threat ID.
NASTAT
Mission planning and risk analysis for high-risk operations
Built, under testAgency-hosted option
NASTAT computes the physical facts a high-risk operation is planned on — last light, weather and its staleness, line of sight, route timing, and the nearest trauma center — and refuses to let a language model quietly author any of them. Risk factors are prefilled for the commander's judgment, never scored by the machine.
The governing rule, enforced in code rather than promised in a footer: compute truth, generate only narrative, and mark everything generated UNVERIFIED until a commander confirms it. A readiness gate blocks a GO while any generated field remains unconfirmed by a person.
What a model is structurally forbidden to do
The model may not
Because
Author a risk score
Risk is computed from the factor matrix; a plausible "MEDIUM" beside a computed number is worse than none
Set the required equipment
The equipment floor is computed from reported capability
Assess or lower a threat level
Supplied by the intelligence source, not assessed by a generator
State a distance, time, or hospital
Computed facts are injected as ground truth
Mark its own output verified
Confirmation is a recorded human act
The equipment floor cannot be lowered. Required kit is computed from reported capability — explosives force EOD, a rifle-class weapon forces rifle-rated armor, a critical assessment forces a tactical medic on scene. Whatever the narrative says is unioned over that floor: a model may add equipment, never remove it. This is tested against prompt injection, and the safety property does not depend on the model behaving.
Status, stated plainly. Built and under test: planning compute engine, provenance and readiness gate, classification and redaction, course-of-action drafting, intelligence fusion briefing, and an on-device AI model. Not finished: no operator-facing interface yet; not deployed, with no agency running it in production; the bundled trauma dataset is 2019-vintage and state-designated, refreshed against your state EMS list before operational use. An agency evaluating a planning tool for high-risk operations is entitled to know which parts are real.
TacLinX
Tactical field coordination and push-to-talk
Phase 2 build2 runtime dependencies
TacLinX answers three questions an agency has to get right and that ordinary tools get wrong quietly: where are my officers, who needs help right now, and who actually got the call.
Where are my officers. Stale is labeled stale, GPS off renders as off, and there is one render path, so nothing can display an old fix as current.
Who needs help, now. One-tap assistance with per-recipient delivery state, acknowledgement, and a mandatory disposition on close.
Who actually got the call. Delivered is set only on a transport acknowledgement; exhausted retries surface to the requesting officer as failed, by name.
Evidence, not adjectives
Agencies cannot see each other's data, and it is proven on every commit: isolation is enforced by PostgreSQL row-level security rather than an application query filter, so the database refuses even when the application is wrong. An automated test applies the real migrations to a live database and asserts that a cross-agency read returns nothing; the build fails if that proof does not run.
No other vendor's product code ships inside the platform. The web framework, authentication, mapping and geocoder are original work on permissively licensed United States foundations, and the production build adds exactly two registered dependencies, with a build gate that parses every module and fails on anything else.
ODIN
ODIN is our predictive early-warning and case-linkage engine, with a USPTO provisional patent filed. It is not sold standalone; it operates underneath the suite, linking cases across products so a pattern visible in one system informs another.
Where ODIN produces an investigative lead, the lead is delivered with an explicit legal notice citing Carpenter v. United States, 138 S. Ct. 2206 (2018) — a deliberate design choice that puts the Fourth Amendment question in front of the investigator at the moment the lead is generated, rather than leaving it to be raised later in court. More at DAN-O & ODIN.
Technology and sovereignty
The stack is edge-native and on-premises capable throughout: Cloudflare Workers, D1, R2, KV, Workers AI and Vectorize, with TypeScript, Python, FastAPI, Next.js, Docker, local-first retrieval, and encrypted secrets management.
What "sovereign" means here. The customer's data stays on infrastructure the customer or Omega Point controls; analysis does not route through third-party model providers; and a deployment can run on-premises or air-gapped without becoming a degraded version of the product. For NASTAT the AI briefing has an on-device build, so an agency-hosted install with no external network egress is a complete product rather than a stripped one.
Supply chain. The stack is Section 889-clean, self-represented in SAM.gov, with no covered telecommunications or foreign-adversary components. TacLinX takes this furthest, shipping with exactly two registered runtime dependencies behind an automated build gate.
Security and compliance posture
We publish where we actually are — held certifications, work in progress, and what remains — so an agency can evaluate us without a discovery call. Posture as of August 2026.
Held today
SBA VetCert SDVOSB certification, issued July 2026.
Section 889 compliance, self-represented in SAM.gov.
An adopted ISMS: eleven governing security policies, a full ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Statement of Applicability across all 93 Annex A controls, a maintained risk register, and a quarterly internal-audit and management-review program that has completed its first internal audit.
Operating controls with evidence: centralized immutable audit logging with a 365-day retention lock; individual user accountability cryptographically bound into the audit trail; MFA enforced for administrators and paid tiers; nightly encrypted backups with verified restore drills passed on every production database; WAF posture managed as code with drift detection; a daily automated internal control check.
In progress
SOC 2 Type II — evidence window opened July 2026; independent CPA examination planned at window maturity. Remaining: external penetration test, vendor-attestation collection, and the CPA engagement.
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 — controls implemented and evidenced; certification-body engagement follows the SOC 2 examination.
CJIS, stated plainly. Our law-enforcement products are architected to align with the CJIS Security Policy v6.0: individual accountability, advanced authentication, encrypted storage and transit, and a tamper-evident audit trail. No CJIS certification is claimed — no cloud vendor can hold one. CJIS authorization is determined per deployment by the agency and its CJIS Systems Agency. No CJIS Security Addendum has been executed to date and no Contracting Government Agency relationship exists. If your agency requires a CJIS Security Addendum, we will sign one, and we will support your state CSA's authorization and personnel-screening process. Readiness work completed to date: a CJIS-to-NIST 800-53 Rev 5 control crosswalk, a maintained System Security Plan, an annual security-awareness training program with completion records, and a documented personnel-screening procedure that activates on Addendum execution.
Full detail on Security. Security-questionnaire pre-fill available on request.
Founder
Cody A. Rose is the founder, owner and principal of Omega Point Solutions LLC.
He is a U.S. Army combat veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom, a law enforcement investigator and former SWAT assistant team leader, and an elected county official in Marion County, Illinois. The product line reflects that path directly: the tools were built by an operator who has worked these problems from inside combat, patrol and the case file, rather than by a software firm interpreting a requirements document. That background is also the SDVOSB basis — the certification rests on service-connected disability and full veteran ownership and control.
How to engage
Open to prime and subcontract teaming, agency pilots, SBIR and STTR work, and IDIQ and BPA vehicles.
You are
Start here
A contracting officer or prime
Federal & Public Sector — capability statement, UEI U95HZTS97YK8, CAGE 225D1, SDVOSB set-aside eligible
An agency wanting a pilot
Contact — pilots are scoped to a single product and a single unit
A sworn officer or investigator
fraudtrax.net — accounts require agency verification and supervisor attestation
We build sovereign mission software for law enforcement, emergency management, financial-crime investigation and critical infrastructure, and perform framework-based cybersecurity assessments. Ten products span fraud investigation, stolen-vehicle coordination, OSINT intelligence, cold-case analysis, mission planning, media forensics and brand protection.
Is Omega Point Solutions a certified SDVOSB?
Yes. We hold SBA VetCert certification as a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, issued July 2026, and are registered in SAM.gov with UEI U95HZTS97YK8 and CAGE code 225D1. That makes us eligible for federal SDVOSB set-asides and sole-source awards.
Is FraudTrax available to the public?
No. FraudTrax is restricted to sworn law enforcement and licensed investigators. Accounts require agency verification and supervisor attestation before approval.
Is any Omega Point product CJIS certified?
No, and no cloud vendor can hold a CJIS certification. Our law-enforcement products are architected to align with the CJIS Security Policy v6.0. CJIS authorization is determined per deployment by the customer agency and its CJIS Systems Agency. We have not executed a CJIS Security Addendum with any agency to date; if your agency requires one, we will sign it and support your state CSA's authorization and personnel-screening process.
What does "sovereign AI" mean in these products?
Analysis runs on infrastructure the customer or Omega Point controls, with no case data sent to third-party model providers. DAN-O deploys on-premises or at the edge, and NASTAT and Omega Lens include on-device or air-gappable builds.
Can an agency host the software itself?
Yes for the products designed for it. NASTAT offers agency-hosted deployment with no external network egress, and Omega Lens runs on your cloud, on-premises or fully offline. Other suite products are edge-deployed and on-premises capable.
How much does it cost?
The FraudTrax Officer tier is $49 per month, with agency pricing for departments needing single sign-on and approval workflows. Omega Guard membership is $99 per month and the consumer domain check is free. Other products are quoted per deployment.
Which products are not finished yet?
NASTAT is built and under test with no operator interface and no agency running it in production. TacLinX is in a Phase 2 build. Hatchet Trace is in active development. Omega Lens is in evaluation. FraudTrax, SVT, DAN-O, Ice Breaker, Omega Guard and Threat ID are in production.
Are you related to Omega Point the analytics firm?
No. Omega Point Solutions LLC is an independent Illinois company and is not affiliated with Omega Point (financial analytics), Omega Systems (managed IT) or Omega Security Services.
Where are you located?
Salem, Illinois — 207 E Main St, Suite B, Salem, IL 62881. We serve agencies and businesses nationally.
Statuses, pricing and compliance milestones are current as of 9 August 2026 and change as the roadmap advances.
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