Cameras in the new privacy era
by CM Staff
Leaving personal information vulnerable to attack from malicious actors, as well as taking part in unnecessarily intrusive surveillance practices, can have reputational and financial consequences
Discussed in story: Surveillance technology manufacturer Genetec offers a Privacy Protector technology that pixelates live surveillance images. PHOTO: Genetec
If your facility employs surveillance cameras or you are thinking about beginning a surveillance program, there are privacy implications at stake.
Leaving personal information vulnerable to attack from malicious actors, as well as taking part in unnecessarily intrusive surveillance practices, can have reputational and financial consequences.
You can learn more about privacy issues inherent in surveillance operations in a new story from SP&T News magazine, Annex Business Media‘s source for security technology news and insight.
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