Coming into force from May 2018, the GDPR looms large for organisations across the UK and EU.
If you handle personal data in the course of your job, then it’s something you need to be aware of. Images captured by video surveillance cameras often feature personal data, so anyone involved in the operation of network cameras and the processing, storage or retrieval of surveillance images needs to be prepared for the new regulatory regime.
The video below considers the implications for video surveillance of the GDPR, as well as opportunities for tightening up cybersecurity and harnessing new technologies.
Join Genetec and a host of influential thought leaders on Wednesday 31 January at the Royal Air Force Club in London. The IP security solutions pioneer is hosting a round table discussion examining policies and best practices when implementing a coordinated, unified security vision within a multi-stakeholder model.
Why you should attend the Genetec Cybersecurity Roadshow
- Share insights and best practices in an open forum with your peers
- Discuss in detail the impact of the changing landscape and the GDPR on your security operations
- Learn how to leverage your existing system and infrastructure to improve business operational efficiencies
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