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Security and technology go together like....
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Hi Reader
The
impact technology has had on the security industry has been invaluable. And while tech has been helping maintain safe environments for years, the crisis has brought about new needs for security technology. From specialized drones monitoring social distancing to thermal cameras checking body temperatures, security technology is sure to play a vital role as we transition out of this pandemic.
This month's issue of BOS Security Check is full of insights into security technology's new role. While we summarize the various tech that is used, we also explore the impact it'll have on our daily lives.
Dive into our featured articles for unique insight on:
► Contactless Security Tools
► Contact-Tracking & Privacy Concerns
► Mass Surveillance
As always - stay safe and healthy, and thank you for your continued trust in BOS Security!
Regards,
Nat Carmack
nat@bossecurity.com
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Will Security Technology be a Key Player to Help Reopen the Economy?
A full recovery from the pandemic is likely to be a slow, "rehab-like" process. There will be a lot of trial and error as we reopen, and it'll be security technology that'll play a vital role.
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Privacy Concerns Over the COVID Contact-Tracking System
Do the benefits of technological advancements outweigh the loss of a person's privacy?
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What is Mass Surveillance
Mass surveillance is commonly used in law enforcement. Now, recent events have triggered reasons to expand its application.
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A New Demand for Contactless Security Tools?
Security measures that have gained popularity in recent years, such as facial recognition and fingerprint ID, are facing challenges from those wearing masks or who balk at using touchpads.
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