Secret Service reveals new surveillance system amid slowdown in privacy impact assessments
The Helix tool, which combines surveillance video, facial recognition tech and license plate data to monitor potential threats, is one of just a few PIAs posted by the agency this year. The post Secret Service reveals new surveillance system amid slowdown in privacy impact assessments appeared first on FedScoop .
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