Finding That Face in the Crowd: Learn About the Myths and Realities of Facial Recognition at ISC West!

March 8, 2011

Facial recognition and video based biometrics continue to be a hot topic with security professionals. While shows like CSI, Law & Order and 24 make it seem that technologies exist that can pick a terrorist out of a crowd in Times Square or spot a criminal the moment he steps foot on the street, the reality is that we're not quite there...yet. Cynics, on the other hand, have been overly influenced by stories of failed implementations, floods of false positives and people slipping through the cracks of supposed flawless facial recognition technology.

On April 7 from11:30 am- 12:45pm, attend a session that will dispel the myths and establish the realities by discussing real-world implementations of facial recognition technology and the successful results they have achieved. With forecasted revenues of more than $1.5 billion expected in the biometrics market by 2016 and more than 35 state motor vehicle departments using some form of facial recognition technologies already, let's discuss where we're at and where we're heading.

Speakers include:

Joe Davis, CPP, CFI - Director, Field Retail Loss Prevention, T-Mobile

Cory Deily - Director of Security and Loss Prevention, Redner's Markets, Inc

John Alan Moore - Director of Security & Life Safety, Hilton Americas-Houston

Stephen Russell - Founder and Chairman, 3VR Security, Inc.

Learn more at the ISC West 2011 web page.

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