A proposed bill would impose a blanket ban on most federal use of nearly all biometric and related image analytics technologies. Below, SIA makes its case for why the ban should not be passed.
Reacting to an unforeseen security issue used to be the only option, but combining modern technologies can change that.
Amazon will continue to allow its software to help organizations rescue human trafficking victims and reunite missing children with their families.
Researchers have been collecting photos of people wearing masks, bandanas and scarves to help improve facial recognition algorithms.
The use of fingerprint and vein biometrics technologies will most likely suffer due to new stringent infectious disease protocols, but facial and iris recognition could experience an increase.
Video management systems (VMS) are essential to campus security, but all are not created equal.
The new capabilities include license plate recognition, people counting and a mobile app, among others.
Clearview AI pulls billions of images from social media and the Internet, which law enforcement agencies then use to match unknown faces.
A group ran more than 400 pictures of UCLA athletes and staff through facial recognition software and found 58 were incorrectly matched with mugshot database photos.
If your organization could benefit from technology similar to facial recognition but is uneasy with its security risks, consider face detection.
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