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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has committed to strengthening privacy protection by partnering with the Global CAPE. How will this affect privacy enforcement worldwide?
Washington has set a new benchmark in health data protection with the My Health, My Data Act (MHMDA). What do health data processors need to know?
Florida’s new Digital Bill of Rights is set to shake up Big Tech. With new rules on content moderation, children’s data, and more, how will this law impact data privacy? We delve into it in this article.
The 2008 Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA) has had a major impact on the US data privacy landscape. How does the law impact wider biometric data collection today? Read to find out.
How do you navigate Canada’s Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA)? Read more to find out.
New Jersey steps up and introduces the New Jersey Data Privacy Act (NJDPA). What does your business need to do to comply?
Introducing our guide to the US Privacy Act 1974. It remains a cornerstone of data privacy law in the United States, but there is a crucial need for key updates.
Although Switzerland isn’t in the EU, it still has significant adequacy with the EU GDPR, and its Data Protection law is worth understanding how to navigate.
The Department of Justice has key recommendations for video redaction, which if you handle video, definitely applies to you. How? Find out today.
The Digital Services Act (DSA) is drastically changing the way that major companies like Google, Meta and Amazon deal with data compliance.
The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) has three key rules: Financial Privacy, Safeguards and Pretexting Provisions. Find out how you need to comply now.
The Online Safety Bill has recently come into effect in the UK. How is it balancing the line between content moderation and compromising privacy? What is the global impact of the bill on content moderation worldwide?
With advanced digital technologies and the boom of social networks, children are online more than ever. How does COPPA work as a federal US law, to protect children online?
Since 2005, US K–12 districts, colleges, and universities have seen over 2,500 data breaches, impacting nearly 32 million records. Is FERPA enough in today’s digital context?
At least 16 US states have introduced privacy bills and it can be a complicated interplay to navigate. Introducing our overview of all the US state data privacy legislation.
Everyone is gearing up for the welcome arrival of the UK’s Martyn’s Law. But what will it bring to physical venues’ security nationwide?
Data protection in the US is a complex maze. We’ve got all you need to know about the US federal data law landscape.
Even though the pandemic has ultimately passed, HIPAA has faced some inevitable changes to meet advancing technological needs within healthcare. But what does this look like?
The second state in the US to pass a comprehensive data privacy law - Virginia. What does it entail, who does it apply to and how can you comply?
Healthcare providers across the US hold some of the most sensitive and therefore valuable data. The HITECH Act works with the US HIPAA to protect it.
Are you in US Law enforcement and struggling with video FOIA requests? All you need to know is here.
The CCPA has recently been updated to include the CPRA (California Privacy Rights Act), with new data protection measures for businesses to comply with as a result. What are they and what do organisations need to know?
The UK Freedom of Information Act is for transparency and accountability between, in particular, Law enforcement and the public. How does it work? How do you deal with FOIR requests?
Since Brexit, the UK has separated from the EU in more ways than one - creating its own version of the GDPR. But what are the differences between the two and how do businesses comply with both GDPRs?
EU GDPR is the reigning data privacy law across the world. How can your video easily comply with this important data privacy legislation?
Freedom of Information Acts are an important bridge between government and law enforcement agencies and citizens. Responding to FOIA requests in Australia is a different process. Find out how to comply now.
Despite potential updates hopefully coming soon, The Australian Data Privacy Act is still an important piece of data legislation. It aims to put citizens first and hold businesses responsible. Find out how to comply now.
All you need to know about the new draft for the EU AI Act! It’s a first of its kind across the world, and it would implement new legal standards for AI technologies.
The ICO has recently released guidance on new surveillance and AI systems - and how to go about putting privacy first. From cloud systems, to dataset bias - find out all you need to know now.
By 2023, it is estimated that 65% of the world's population will have their data covered by some form of privacy regulation.
Here is a complete overview of all major legislations across the world: from the USA, to Australia, to Brazil, South Africa and more.
A-Z of our Policy Guides
US
How do state privacy laws govern the US data landscape?
What does the US Federal data privacy landscape look like?
What do you need to know about the DOJ’s advice on video redaction?
Pimloc Blog
Discover the powerful applications of AI in video redaction. Learn how AI technologies contribute to improved privacy and security measures in video editing.
Discover the benefits and drawbacks of police body-worn cameras. Learn how this surveillance technology impacts law enforcement practices and public perception.
Explore the impact of drones on privacy and understand the emerging concerns in this era of technological advancements. Stay informed and protect your privacy.
Discover the risks and impact of redaction failure. Learn what happens when redaction goes wrong and how it can affect data security and compliance.
Explore essential factors to consider when selecting video redaction software. Make an informed choice for secure and efficient data protection.
Discover the crucial distinctions between redaction and editing. Learn when to use each process for effective document management and communication.
Learn the benefits of cloud-based video editing. Enhance collaboration, streamline workflows, and access your projects from anywhere with cloud-based solutions.
The PETs market is projected to reach a valuation of $25.8 billion by 2033 - with its growth in video surveillance only increasing. What does this mean for your CCTV capture? How can PETs support your workflows?
Explore the rich history of video redaction software. Learn how this essential tool has evolved over time, shaping the landscape of privacy and data protection.
Discover the pivotal role of video redaction tools in legal proceedings. Learn how they ensure privacy, security, and compliance in courtroom recordings.
Discover how video redaction tools empower investigators. Learn about the benefits and functionalities that aid in evidence analysis and case resolution.
Learn the process of selecting the right video redaction software for your business with our guide. Make informed choices for enhanced security and compliance.
Explore the top best practices for video redaction to enhance your footage security. Learn essential tips for effective and reliable video redaction techniques.
The Retail Crime Action Plan is a groundbreaking strategy that aims to enhance collaboration and introduce facial recognition technology as a way to identify and apprehend offenders. But what are the concerns?
What are the legal considerations that apply to data brokers when it comes to sensitive health data? Is the law specific enough?
Where does the law lie around deepfake technology, how can deepfake detection keep up with its creation and what do the challenges around watermarking present? Thank you to the American Bar Association for hosting an incredible discussion - read our write up to find out more.
Housing associations have been warned - compliance with GDPR and DPAs is non-negotiable. What can you do to handle the growing number of data breaches on resident data?
AI in surveillance has incredible advantages, which are supporting law enforcement’s efforts to knuckle down on crime. But how can using these technologies be balanced with ethical and privacy considerations?
Today, personal information is as valuable as currency. But how do the American public feel about their data, or how businesses handle it securely?
The backbone of AI innovation relies on data scraping. As AI models get hungrier for more specific data, how can data scientists and businesses navigate the ethical AI maze?
AI is transforming the potential across industries and countries - but with that, comes complex legal and ethical challenges. What are the UK, US and EU’s approaches to AI regulation?
ALPRs are crucial to law enforcement’s investigative efforts. With it, come challenges around public opinion, data management and more. How can law enforcement address these ALPR issues?
Video privacy and security trends of 2024: what should you look out for this year and how will affect you in the security sector?
Video surveillance is not just about security. More and more, analytics is a crucial part of any retailers toolbox. But how can it be harnessed with privacy at the forefront?
The role of video cameras in law enforcement - such as CCTV, BWCs (body-worn cameras), doorbell cameras, and drones - has become increasingly pivotal in evidence gathering. What are the challenges around video in policing and how can they be overcome?
With a growing demand for AI-powered solutions in schools, the government is fostering a climate of innovation to encourage the adoption of these technologies in the educational sector. What are the challenges that we need to overcome?
A 2019 AAA survey found that 71% of Americans were apprehensive about autonomous vehicles, mainly due to safety concerns. What are the wider implications of emerging tech and how can they be addressed?
Tailgating is a real concern across several sectors - in a 2019 survey into security in educational institutions, 48% of respondents had experienced a tailgating violation. How can you manage it?
In healthcare, video surveillance could answer ongoing safety and privacy challenges, but it would inevitably introduce new complexities, particularly around safety and ethical considerations. This raises a pivotal question: is that balance worth it?
Boots, Aldi, and Tesco were among the early adopters of body-worn cameras (BWCs) for staff, recognising their potential. Is the surge in body-worn cameras the remedy that the retail industry needs, or is it merely a plaster on a deeper wound?
Access specialist articles covering all things global data privacy and security. From sector-specific articles to thought-provoking perspectives on balancing privacy and security with video surveillance and safety.
A-Z of our blogs
Healthcare
Handling NHS video DSARs: a quick and easy guide to protecting patient and practitioner data
Can the NHS pursue a balanced approach to video monitoring in healthcare?
Cloud migration: why is the UK healthcare industry falling behind?
Digital Healthcare: overcoming privacy and security challenges in a post-pandemic era
The data-driven revolution in US healthcare: trends and challenges in health data
Videoing clinical trials: how to balance US HIPAA vs. visual data sharing
Why is data privacy in eHealth and telemedicine so important?
Warehousing and Manufacturing
Other
2024’s top video privacy and security trends: a new frontier of digital safety
AI, analytics, and accountability: video and data privacy trends we can anticipate in 2023
Are Housing Associations risking resident safety with poor data protection?
Consumers are moving to services that protect their data and privacy
Privacy concerns and mistrust towards video surveillance and facial recognition technology
Privacy-Enhancing Technologies (PETs) in the age of video surveillance
The covert threat of tailgating: how much should you worry about it?
The liar’s dividend: how are deepfakes impacting the justice system?
Video collection in US smart cities: can privacy come first?
When your health data isn’t private: a deep dive into the world of data brokers
Pimloc Newsletter
US lawmakers introduce the American Privacy Rights Act, Temu promotional offer sparks data privacy concerns, and Oakland plans to install 480 new surveillance cameras to tackle crime.
The ICO launches an investigation into the Princess of Wales' health breach, the EU Parliament has passed the EU AI Act and the US Department of Transport is set to launch the first privacy review of US airlines.
Canadian Supreme Court rules on police warrants for IP addresses, Airbnb bans indoor surveillance cameras and security researchers develop an “AI worm” to exploit vulnerabilities in generative AI systems.
The EU opens a Digital Services Act probe into TikTok, an Ohio judge rules privacy law clashes with the First Amendment and Google pauses the use of generative AI chatbot due to inaccuracy criticisms.
Amazon's Ring to end police access to doorbell footage, NSA accused of acquiring Internet data without warrants and Biden administration to launch first AI Safety Consortium.
Amazon penalised for excessive employee monitoring, Australia to call for watermarking AI-generated content and US Senators call for DOJ to investigate whether facial recognition violates civil rights.
UK surveillance law updates spark controversy, Florida lawmakers look to ban children from social media and TikTok to be investigated by Australian ICO.
Bill introduced to stop TSA facial recognition use, Meta announces end-to-end encryption, and surveillance fears over climate talk.
Canadian government suffers large-scale data breach, UK House of Lords introduces AI legislation and malware and vulnerabilities found on children's tablets.
US lawmakers look to reform surveillance law, CDC to expand airport surveillance and UK Biobank accused of sharing health data with insurers.
Biden issues executive order on AI, PimEyes prevents children from being searched and 23andme suffers data breach.
ICO warns over employee monitoring, California passes Delete Act and Kensington and Chelsea trial new surveillance software.
Uber Eats delivery bot shares video footage without consent, ICO warns about data mismanagement for abuse victims and UK passes Online Safety Bill.
X to start collecting biometric data, Call of Duty to use AI to combat hate speech and NYPD faces backlash for drone use.
Northern Ireland police force suffers data breach, ICO releases guidance on biometric data and California uses AI cameras for wildfire prevention.
California reviews data collection practices for connected vehicles, Worldcoin faces privacy setbacks and Indian parliament resurfaces data protection bill.
France's new Reform Bill allows remote surveillance of suspected criminals' devices, Met Police shared sensitive crime-reporting data, and more.
FCC establishes new data protection task force, ICO warns not to rush on generative AI and Nigeria signs data protection bill.
AI surveillance is being used in US public housing, US and UK commit to a data flow agreement and Ring was fined by FTC for privacy violation.
Call for CCTV in Hong Kong schools, Texas Senate passes data privacy act and Australian Northern Territory government suffers major data breach.
WhatsApp bug recorded conversations without knowledge, UK government considers FRT in police body-worn cameras and AI decoder translates brain activity into text.
Starbucks facing possible class action suit over cookies, NHS nurses may receive body-worn cameras and US Senate to re-introduce EARN Act.
Tesla employees shared videos of users without consent, Washington legislature passes new health data bill and Italy's DPA calls for ChatGPT ban.
Iowa passes new data privacy bill, plans are made for London ULEZ cameras to be accessed by Met Police, ICO takes action against London borough after failure to respond to FOI requests.
YouTube accused of violate age-appropriate design code, US Senate introduces bill to protect health information and BetterHelp pays large fine to settle.
ICO issues guidance to game developers, California hospital sued for data sharing and EU to pass GDPR enforcement law.
ICO warns Scottish council over FRT in schools, Slovenia data privacy act comes into force and failings in MI5 data retention.
Meta fined by Irish DPA over GDPR, CNIL launches an inquiry into data processing by apps and Swiss "hacktivist" finds no-fly-list on unsecured server.
US Supreme Court green-lights Meta's spyware lawsuit, China deepfake law to come into effect, UK government calls for bailiff body-worn cameras.
Meta bans "surveillance-for-hire" firms, UK introduces guidance to protect users on apps, Vancouver vote to expand police body-worn cameras.
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