How masks could make facial recognition stronger, not weaker
Facial recognition software has hit a wall due to masks, but technological breakthroughs mean it will get stronger in the long run, not weaker.
Read MoreMass emergency notification systems aren’t as robust as you think
The 2019-2020 fire season has been one for the books, but mass emergency notifications sent via text are not working consistently to inform the public.
Read MoreReevaluating the future of facial recognition technology in security
This month, three tech companies with substantial investments in facial recognition technology announced that they would cease marketing and selling to police departments. In this column, Patriot One Technologies CEO Martin Cronin reevaluates the future of the technology and its use in security.
Read MoreTouchless security becomes the expectation in the age of social distancing
As people get used to touchless interactions as consumers, they’re more likely to expect them at security access points. Here's what you need to know about implementing touchless security.
Read MorePrivacy tensions could turn Apple-Google contact tracing tech into a non-starter
The API developed by Apple and Google to track cases of COVID-19 makes sense on paper, but privacy tensions and the nature of contact tracing itself could make it a non-starter.
Read MoreHow Patriot One’s PATSCAN platform will be ‘part of the team’ in securing the post-COVID-19 world
This week, as social distancing restrictions to stem the spread of COVID-19 ease, Patriot One Technologies announced the release of new technology aimed at facilitating a return to normalcy while keeping people safe from infection.
Read MoreHow infrared cameras could stem the spread of COVID-19
In a bid to stop the spread of COVID-19, startups and tech companies are exploring the use of infrared cameras and thermal imaging to take temperatures from afar.
Read MoreKeeping your workplace secure during COVID-19 closures
Staying secure amidst a global pandemic takes a combination of ongoing threat assessment, deploying the right technology, and consistently addressing security and contingency plans.
Read MoreGeofence warrants prove popular, but raise thorny legal issues
Geofence warrants are the latest lesson in how personal mobile data and location history are being used and accessed by third parties.
Read MoreHow the coronavirus is hampering China’s surveillance state
Coronavirus precautions are hampering the effectiveness of China's sprawling surveillance state, but AI companies are rising to the new technical challenge.
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