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Privacy measures in modern facial recognition tech
Privacy measures in modern facial recognition tech

In today's rapidly evolving security landscape, facial recognition has become a buzzword that often triggers privacy and data protection concerns. However, many security professio...

How Californian cities are improving  surveillance and security - key developments from 2022 to 2024
How Californian cities are improving surveillance and security - key developments from 2022 to 2024

As urban populations grow and security challenges evolve, Californian cities have increasingly turned to advanced surveillance systems to enhance public safety. Surveillance infr...

Why biometrics are key to a safe Paris Olympics
Why biometrics are key to a safe Paris Olympics

The European Union’s GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) framework represents some of the toughest and most secure privacy laws in the world. Their creation signaled th...

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Ensuring building design and physical security systems align
Ensuring building design and physical security systems align

In many cases, architectural design and layout dictate optimal placement of security devices like cameras, access control readers, and sensors. Poor design can lead to blind spots,...

HID & University of Dundee: Modern access security
HID & University of Dundee: Modern access security

HID, the worldwide pioneer in trusted identity solutions, announces that the University of Dundee is updating its city campus estate implementing HID® Mobile Access® and si...

HID expands Cardiff office: 40 new jobs in tech hub
HID expands Cardiff office: 40 new jobs in tech hub

HID, the company behind the security card readers and access systems used in office buildings, universities, and government facilities worldwide – including several UK landma...

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