Engage – Episode 10 – “Stepping up cybersecurity: Biometrics and multifactor authentication”  

In episode 10 of Engage, we welcomed Rob Douglas, CEO, and President of BioConnect. He sat down with us to discuss biometrics and privacy in physical security. Genetec Chief Security Officer, Christian Morin, joins the conversation too. He shares his thoughts on recent changes in the industry and improving cyber hygiene– a hot topic during cybersecurity awareness month. According to a Gartner prediction, CEOs will be liable for cyber-physical security incidents. In this episode, we look at the best ways to fight new cyber threats through multi-factor authentication.  

Engage - Episode 9 – "AI in physical security – Learning, retraining, automating"

Can intelligent machines replace physical security operators? How far along is machine learning technology? In Engage Episode 9, two thought leaders join our hosts to discuss these questions. Professor of Management at Harvard University, Joseph B. Fuller, and Product Group Director and Managing Director at Genetec, Florian Matusek, share their thoughts. Tune in as we discuss the effects of automation in physical security and who’s responsible for ensuring its accurate and ethical use.

Engage - Episode 8 - “Back to the future of video, a conversation with Pierre Racz and Martin Gren”

Tune in to our talk with Martin Gren, inventor of the first network camera and co-founder of Axis Communications, and Pierre Racz, President of Genetec Inc. In Engage Episode 8, Pierre and Martin look back at more than 50 combined years of technological innovation. Listen along as we explore their journey helping the physical security industry switch from analog to IP and discuss what they see coming that will shape the future of our industry.

Engage - Episode 7 - "Inside the modern-day police crime lab"

What is a black box? How is data interpretation helping law enforcement? In Engage Episode 7, we look at how interpretable models are helping Law enforcement discover new patterns to solve crimes. Two thought leaders join the conversation, Mathematics Professor at Duke University, Dr. Cynthia Rudin, whose work with several major US police departments has helped define best practices in interpretable machine learning, and Giovanni Gaccione, director for strategic planning and portfolio management at Genetec.

Risky Business Part II - Password1

From weak passwords to getting pwned, part 2 of our series "Risky Business" looks at the simple, yet critical steps we need to take to guard against identity theft with two IT & Security thought leaders, Graham Cluley, host of the hit podcast Smashing Security and Troy Hunt creator of the website haveIbeenpwned.com. We hope you can join us.

Eyes Wired Open: Contrasting Strategies: Surveillance Technologies in Britain and the US 

From pervasive video cameras to facial recognition and privacy issues surrounding personal information prompted by the pandemic, government and civil liberty organizations on both sides of the Atlantic are responding with very different strategies to balance the need for security and the privacy of citizens. In this Episode of Engage, “Eyes Wired Open” we speak with former UK Surveillance Camera Commissioner, Tony Porter, and Cindy Cohn, executive director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation to get their thoughts on the UK and the US’s video surveillance strategies. 

Engage - Episode 4 - "The Social Contract"

Coming through one of the most tumultuous periods in US history, marked by wide-scale social unrest, the genesis of the Black Lives Matter movement, and calls for police defunding, we look at the nation’s history of reform efforts, and go under the skin of police culture and the latest approaches to recruiting and training. We talk with co-chair of President Barack Obama's White House Task Force on 21st Century Policing, Prof. Laurie O. Robinson, and former police officer, law professor and Atlantic Magazine contributor Seth Stoughton, for their unique perspectives on the challenges and contrasting approaches.