On May 25 the General Data Protection Regulation or GDPR officially took effect, requiring better protection of personal data across the EU region. In this regard, making video surveillance GDPR-compliant has become critical.
On May 25 the General Data Protection Regulation or GDPR officially took effect, requiring better protection of personal data across the EU region. In this regard, making video surveillance GDPR-compliant has become critical.
When talking about personal data, people tend to associate it with their names and addresses. However, a person’s face is as relevant as it gets when it comes to personal data. That’s why GDPR has set guidelines dictating how video footage of people should be used and protected. In fact, GDPR has become a major
trend in security.
A recent GDPR.Report...