Surveillance is the monitoring of the behavior, activities, or other changing information, usually of people for the purpose of influencing, managing, directing, or protecting. It is sometimes done in a surreptitious manner and it most usually refers to observation of individuals or groups by government organizations. Find surveillance solutions here.
By David J. Oberly, Biometric Privacy & Data Privacy Attorney Swift, rapid advances have fueled a proliferation of facial recognition…
Dahua may be in line for a major investment in its biometric surveillance business from Alibaba and China Mobile, with Reuters reporting…
Biometric facial recognition exports from the U.S. should be subject to new controls, IBM argues, to avoid putting the powerful…
FiberSense, a startup based in Australia, has turned a unique technology into a service that turns fiber optic networks into…
India’s RailTel has launched a tender for a camera system with biometric facial recognition and thermal body temperature scanning to…
India’s government is considering legislation for protecting personal data, including biometric information, but a civil society group says its consultations…
The European Commission is still considering a ban on the use of biometric facial recognition technology in public spaces in…
In a stark example of how authoritarian biometrics policies designed to enforce order can instead cause instability, Hong Kongers are…
Hikvision, the partially Chinese state-owned maker of video surveillance and biometric facial recognition systems, bought a Baltic-region wholesaler of surveillance…
Despite being included on the U.S. Entity List of blacklisted Chinese companies, SenseTime’s business has been flourishing in China, where…
