Definition

Definitions pertaining to frame rates, metadata, synthetic data, phenotyping, signals intelligence, FISA Court, Medical Malpractice Litigation, deidentification, anonymization, and EXIF Data.

March 23, 2020 | 8 minutes read

COVID19 FERPA Community and Student Privacy

Closing schools is just one step to complying with government safety instructions to prevent the spread of this disease. Social distancing, hand washing, sterilizing, and staying in quarantined areas may be painful, but maybe the only activities that can keep families and students safe.

March 19, 2020 | 6 minutes read

HIPAA and New Privacy Risks with Tech Firms

Regardless of where your corporation stands, whether your company falls on the side of compliance with HIPAA or as a private firm, you’re allowed the loophole, it would be smart to not take advantage of patient information. Trust from citizens and consumers can make or break a business.

March 12, 2020 | 8 minutes read

Set Your Sights on Washington State

Washington State’s new Privacy Act (WPA) exceeds the standards set by the CCPA, setting a new benchmark for future privacy laws. The WPA is so comprehensive that it may influence federal and state privacy legislation across the country.

March 11, 2020 | 9 minutes read

Your Health and Your Privacy During Pandemics

During Pandemics, when it comes to the health and safety of the entire nation, the privacy of your personal health file, is not a priority. Keeping the country and everyone in it safe from infection takes precedence.

March 09, 2020 | 10 minutes read

Schools and Data Privacy with Law Enforcement

Using the inter-agency agreements, hiring school resource officers, training staff members and developing a solid data privacy policy will help ensure student safety and compliance with FERPA regulations.

March 06, 2020 | 7 minutes read

Public Transportation Surveillance Systems and Crime Deterrence

It’s true that public transportation systems are increasingly investing in video surveillance in an attempt to curb crime and violence and It has arguably worked in most cases but the flip side also exists in the form of privacy of individuals being tampered with whenever the personal information is collected, used, and disclosed unwillingly.

March 05, 2020 | 7 minutes read

Shopping Mall Surveillance and Redaction

In the digital era, video monitoring has emerged as the number one contender for safety in the shopping malls and other public places. On the other hand, heated debates have also arisen about the intrusion of privacy through potential abuse of the surveillance cameras involved. Video redaction can bridge the gap between the two parties.

February 28, 2020 | 7 minutes read

Ready for New Federal Privacy Legislation?

Businesses face new privacy regulations globally. The U.S. lacks a single privacy law, with varying rules based on individual or business circumstances. Changes are coming.

February 27, 2020 | 9 minutes read

5G and Privacy Laws | Maintain Compliance with Video Redaction

With the congressional approvals to begin widespread 5G installations across the country, 5G has already risen and set. The next horizon is already here and enterprises looking to succeed should prepare for a new industry in data, privacy, speed, and networking.

February 19, 2020 | 8 minutes read

AI in Airport Video Surveillance

Although artificial intelligence-powered surveillance technology in airports such as behavior and face recognition and body scanners may be unsettling, they are needed in the effort to prevent potential life-threatening incidents and to ensure passenger and staff safety.

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