CrowdOptic Launches New Platform to Smarten Up Security Cameras with Advanced Artificial Intelligence
Security cameras with CrowdOptic technology can intelligently track the movement and analyze the movement of people in a facility.
Physical Security
In order to keep your organization safe, from the people to the property, you’ll want physical security technology. Learn about surveillance, access control, campus safety, emergency management, and more.
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Biometrics: The New “Face” of Airport Security in Amsterdam
Schiphol Airport starts using facial recognition biometrics technology to speed up boarding of passengers.
Cloud Surveillance System from Genetec Keeps Parking Lot Safe in St. Louis
South Grand Community Improvement District uses Genetec Stratocast cloud surveillance reduces license plate theft by sharing information with police department.
Legislator Proposes Facial Recognition Ban
The surveillance technology has been criticized for its potential to exacerbate racial bias in government agencies like the police department.
Facial Recognition Being Embraced by Consumers
National survey finds that few Americans want limits on facial recognition technology.
The Unique Dangers of Access Control Technology Cybersecurity
An ethical hacker explains how the cybersecurity concerns of access control technology are often overlooked, and why that’s so dangerous for organizations.
Workplace Trends for 2019: Will Your Office Be Ready?
IT professionals and tech decision makers should make sure they’re ready for the dramatic impact of these 4 workplace trends for 2019.
A Case for Cloud-Based Access Control
ProdataKey president Jeff Perri makes a case for the cyber security and utilization benefits of wireless and cloud-based access control.
Fake Fingerprints Show Vulnerabilities in Security Measures
A group of researchers at NYU developed artificial fingerprints that were able to closely match real ones, demonstrating a possible weakness in fingerprint security methods.
The U.S. Government Installing Cameras in Streetlights
Despite privacy issues, organizations under the U.S. government are having cameras and other surveillance solutions installed into streetlights and other road items.
