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How to Design a Privacy-Sensitive Security System Without Sacrificing Safety
A privacy-sensitive security system should be designed zone by zone, beginning with what the organization is permitted to see, hear, analyze, transmit, store, and access. A practical design can divide the facility into four privacy zones: high privacy, controlled privacy, transitional, and public or exterior. In healthcare, the HIPAA Security Rule requires reasonable and appropriate safeguards rather than prescribing one universal camera configuration.
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When Video Surveillance isn't Allowed: How to Protect High-Risk, Privacy-Sensitive Areas
Security without video recording is possible in some high-risk, privacy-sensitive environments with the use of smart sensors, event metadata, audio analytics, privacy masking, panic devices, and permitted nearby cameras to identify where attention is needed without automatically creating conventional recorded footage of the protected space. At GenX Security Solutions, we specialize in designing and installing integrated privacy-sensitive security systems throughout South Caro


Four Considerations When Going Digital With Access Control Physical Security
If you're thinking of going digital with your access control system, such as integrating identity management through facial or other...




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