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?

Body-worn cameras address a growing demand for transparency and accountability between police officers and the communities they serve. The more BWCs, the more privacy needs to be considered - how can we achieve this?

AI can solve a lot of issues for police surveillance and managing that visual data. But how can US law enforcement be transparent about their efforts without compromising privacy and security?

Data sovereignty, data transfers and data sharing are huge obstacles for any business. With the legal maze evolving at every turn, how can organisations work alongside data sovereignty laws, and contribute to their future?

75 out of 176 countries are actively using AI technologies for surveillance purposes. Where does the balance lie? How can national security and privacy coexist?

AI is everywhere: how? By collecting data. So what are the key ethical considerations to be prioritised, and how can privacy also be a part of the AI revolution?

The US smart and connected cities market is predicted to surpass $1 trillion over the next decade. Video is a crucial piece to the smart-city puzzle, but data protection needs to be a proper consideration - how?

De-identification of health data is a possible solution to protecting personal health information against possible breaches. But are there risks to consider?