U.S. gov’t sponsors new predictive surveillance technology
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have developed new surveillance technology that watches human activity and predicts what will happen next….
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Canada using YouTube to recruit new spies
Canada’s primary national security and intelligence agency, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS), recently launched a slick, public advertising campaign…
Gadspot to sell security cameras with facial recognition in North America
Gadspot, a premium provider of affordable video surveillance products, announced the launch of the first-ever intelligent security cameras in North…
iView Systems’ biometric identification solution wins ASIS award
This year’s recipient of ASIS International “Security’s Best” Accolade Award is iView Systems’ iGWatch IP(TM) iDentify Face Search Module. It…
Wavestore predicts high demand for facial recognition software in 2013
The facial recognition software market appears to be poised for huge growth next year. In an article that appeared in…
U.S. Government Spends $832,000 on TrapWire
Recent WikiLeaks documents have revealed that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security paid US$832,000 to deploy Trapwire surveillance in Washington,…
Alabama to require biometric scans for prison visitors
The Alabama Department of Corrections has implemented a new policy that requires visitors to state prisons to have their fingerprint…
UK nightclub uses biometrics to control entry
The Underground, a nightclub in Dundee, Scotland, recently installed biometric fingerprint scanners for first time visitors to prove they are…
Anonymous releases TrapWire video, plans global protest
Hacktivist group Anonymous has released a video describing how people can avoid being tracked by surveillance cameras and facial recognition…
Police to use behavior recognition systems at RNC
Tampa police will be using “behavior recognition” surveillance cameras and specialized software at the Republican National Convention. The software, designed…
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