The Belgian government has fined two airports 300,000 euros (~$327,000) for violating the GDPR by using fever cameras, marking the first such fine...
By Charles Rollet - about 1 month ago (Info+)
A consortium of 11 Latin American NGOs, released a report on what it labels as "perverse" facial recognition implementations by nine Latin American...
By IPVM - 3 months ago (Info+)
Ireland's data protection watchdog has reprimanded and fined one of the country's biggest cities over $120,000 for non-compliance with GDPR and...
By Robert Wren Gordon - 4 months ago (Info+)
A UK grocery chain known for touting its ethical practices is running a live facial recognition (LFR) system across dozens of locations with...
By Charles Rollet - 4 months ago (Info+)
Hikvision has admitted a 9.8 vulnerability that is "the highest level of critical vulnerability—a zero-click unauthenticated remote code execution"...
By John Honovich - 8 months ago
New approaches to readers are uncommon, but startup Oloid's access reader is software-based, multifactor authentication, and reuses smartphones and...
By Brian Rhodes - 9 months ago (Info+)
This directory provides definitions and explanations for over 90 common video surveillance industry terms, including links to related IPVM...
By IPVM Team - 9 months ago
Most countries have no governmental codes for video surveillance. However, the UK has had one for almost a decade and it is about to be...
By Charles Rollet - 9 months ago (Info+)
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By Derek Ward - 11 months ago (Research)
The arrival of the GDPR three years ago raised fears in European video surveillance of stringent enforcement and high fines, but an IPVM review...
By Charles Rollet - 12 months ago (Info+)
The EU has released a proposal for how it plans to regulate AI, directly impacting certain video surveillance technologies but exempting many...
By Zach Segal - about 1 year ago (Info+)
This 25-page guide provides a reference for video surveillance analytic performance. Video surveillance has a wide range of hardware and software...
By IPVM Team - about 1 year ago (Info+)
Although surveillance video retention is often constricted by storage costs, written laws do sometimes dictate a minimum or maximum period video...
By Isabella Cheng - about 1 year ago (Info+)
This guide explains the fundamentals of facial recognition. Inside we cover: The Use of Datasets in Facial Recognition Dataset Creation...
By IPVM Team - about 1 year ago (Info+)
What impact does GDPR have on temperature screening? Do you risk a GDPR fine for using temperature screening cameras incorrectly? The answers...
By Charles Rollet - over 1 year ago (Info+)
Hikvision was excluded from a Brazilian airport project because it is owned by the PRC government. Hikvision sued the airport's operator but has...
By Robert Wren Gordon - over 1 year ago (Info+)
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By Derek Ward - almost 2 years ago (Research)
French Start-Up Digeiz is marketing 'shopping centre analytics' with, most notably, person re-identification, so if a shopper moves from one part...
By Sean Patton and Zach Segal - almost 2 years ago (Info+)
While facial recognition has gained greater prominence, a new IPVM study of security systems integrators shows weak sales, opposition to...
By IPVM Team - almost 2 years ago (Info+)
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By Derek Ward - almost 2 years ago (Research)
While 'fever detection' is new to most people, the technology has been practiced for many years and has a series of international standards that we...
By Charles Rollet - about 2 years ago (Info+)
Uniview is marketing #UNVagainstCOVID19 with their Heat-Tracker series, including not only thermal camera screening systems, but options for face...
By Ethan Ace - about 2 years ago (Info+)
London police have officially begun using live facial recognition in select areas of the UK capital, sparking significant controversy. IPVM...
By Kayleigh Long and Charles Rollet - over 2 years ago (Info+)
The UK's data protection agency has declined IPVM's GDPR complaint against Dahua for using face recognition without consent at IFSEC last year,...
By Charles Rollet - over 2 years ago
Brivo has been doing cloud access for more than 20 years. Is the 2020s the decade that cloud access becomes the norm? CEO Steve Van Till recently...
By John Honovich and Brian Rhodes - over 2 years ago (Info+)
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