Trust plays a critical role in how we interact with the world around us. The use of technology and analysis of data can only be successful when citizens trust the technology around them and can be sure of its purpose.
This leads to important ethical considerations around the collection, analysis and processing of information which Smart city project planners must address.
Axis' latest white paper analyses the current approaches to measuring the benefits of Smart City projects and what makes them successful. It also explores the steps that can be taken to improve overall success by introducing transparent, ethical approaches to monitoring and information gathering.
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Download your copy of the white paper to learn how gaining greater citizen buy-in to the operations of the Smart City environment and understanding the purpose of its projects can result in a more customised, streamlined experience that will vastly improve smart city liveability.
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James is Founder of Unified Security Ltd, Project and Engagement Manager, IoT Security Foundation and consultant to the IFSEC Converged Security Centre. James was awarded the Imbert Prize for an 'outstanding contribution to the Security Industry in 2011' for his work on convergence with ASIS Europe and the Information Security Awareness Forum. He had worked with BP, Loughborough University, Mitie TSM, and Axis Communications on convergence. His is Co-Chair, SBE Group, IoTSF, and a member of ASIS International ESRM committee. Unified Security Ltd provide consultancy which is designed to ensure organisations align their support functions and in particular the areas of Physical and Information Security. This includes security policy, common reporting processes, converged security risk assessment, training courses and White Papers.
Sarb is the CTO & CISO at Virtually Informed, and has previously been a CTO & CISO for the Noord Group. He has previously worked as a consultant covering most issues in risk and security. Sarb’s contributions to the industry include the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry Defence and Security Committee and its Cybersecurity working group. Other contributions include: Past President of the ISACA London Chapter, Chair of ISACA International GRA Region 3 Sub-Committee, Chair of ISACA International GRA Committee, ISSA UK Advisory Group member, InfoSecurity Magazine Editorial Group member. Sarb has also served on several Security Standards Groups, and continues to write and speak at risk and security events around the world. Sarb was shortlisted in the IFSEC Global Most Influential people in Security & Fire 2017: Top 50 influencers in security & fire 2017: Cybersecurity - IFSEC Global | Security and Fire News and Resources
