Surveillance And Criminal Law.
summary
Panel gives concrete numbers and tech: industry says 30,000 new malicious codes weekly, describes an EU anti‑botnet pilot and warns collecting troves of retained data creates a security risk (Vodafone fire example). Demonstrations include Checkpoint S facial ID in seconds and mobile wallet fraud‑analysis work; legal critique details a UK draft Communications Data Bill that mandates broad, untargeted collection and examples of school biometrics and GPS tracking upheld by ECHR. Expect policy vs. deployment specifics and who legally gets access.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and panel overview
- 4:00Surveillance in the security industry
- 15:27Civil liberties and surveillance
- 27:27Surveillance and criminal justice
- 39:07Legal frameworks for surveillance
- 51:29Panel discussion and Q&A
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