Facial Recognition

Face recognition is used to figure out a person’s identity by studying their face in photos or videos. A human’s face is often matched to an image found in a database of faces.

July 24, 2020 | 8 minutes read

How Technology Helps Active Shooter Interventions

Is there some way that the innovation of science and computational directives from technological advances can reduce active shooter situations? What type of tech is it, and how can we deploy it to minimize the number of lives lost in active shooter incidents?

June 23, 2020 | 6 minutes read

1984 Mass Surveillance is Here

The pandemic has escalated mass surveillance, with governments using advanced technologies to monitor citizens without their knowledge, raising privacy concerns. Protect your data with VPNs, Tor, and by avoiding countries in the 14-Eyes Alliance.

May 20, 2020 | 7 minutes read

Privacy in the Era of Drones and Aerial Surveillance

Drone and aerial surveillance, if put to good use, has tremendous benefits, but we cannot dispute the fact that it is prone to user violations and susceptibility. The DoD, for example, has utilized drone surveillance in supporting civil authorities at the southern border, in supporting civil authorities in hurricane/flood response, in civil law enforcement, counter-drug, and terrorism.

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.

February 20, 2020 | 5 minutes read

The Future of Redaction in a World of Facial Recognition Technology

Businesses must understand how facial recognition works and how it collects data. We’ll explore its workings, ethics, and the need for redaction software.

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