Tony Porter

Chief Privacy Officer, CorsightAI Inc.

Tony Porter is currently working in the capacity of Chief Privacy Officer (CPO) at CorsightAI. He has previously served as Surveillance Camera Commissinor for England and Wales at UK Home Office and Vice President Head of Physical Security Intelligence at Barclays. Tony is an alumnus of the prestigious Harvard University.

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Corsight AI's facial recognition aids Essex Police in Southend

The deployment of new Live Facial Recognition technology by Essex Police resulted in three arrests at the Clacton Airshow on August 22 and two additional arrests in Southend on August 25 and 26, inclu...

Corsight AI & Digital Barriers enhance Essex Police security

Corsight AI's facial intelligence technology, in collaboration with Digital Barriers, has enabled Essex Police to recognise faces both in real-time and during retrospective investigations. Digital Ba...

Corsight AI announces pioneering enhancements to core technology

Corsight AI, a foremost facial recognition technology provider, announced significant enhancements to its flagship product, Fortify. The system’s scalability has been increased to enable rapid s...

The CCTV User Group applauds the appointment of Fraser Sampson as the new independent Biometrics and Surveillance Camera Commissioner

The CCTV User Group welcomes the appointment of Fraser Sampson as the new independent Biometrics and Surveillance Camera Commissioner (BSCC). The appointment was announced on March 9, 2021, by the UK...

Global MSC to debate on the ability of AI to handle live incidents at their virtual event

Global MSC Security will debate the ability of artificial intelligence to help Security Managers and Surveillance Camera Operators improve how live incidents are handled. Experts in facial recognition...

Global MSC Security to host online event ‘Developing Smart Surveillance Operators’ supporting real-time incident handling

Global MSC Security announced that it will host a live Special Online Event on Tuesday 16th March at 13:00 (GMT), to help Security Managers understand how the latest video surveillance technology is e...

We have the technology to make society safer – how long can we justify not using it?

While the application of facial recognition within both public and private spheres continues to draw criticism from those who see it as a threat to civil rights, this technology has become extremely c...