Fairy tales about safety: I recognize by the gait
Posted: Thu Feb 06, 2025 8:24 am
It is important to understand that partial implementation is not about Zero Trust. To provide effective protection, a Zero Trust architecture must cover all resources, both on-premises and in the cloud, as well as all access requests from machine and human accounts. Applying Zero Trust to identity data makes this possible.
Vladimir Bezmaly | 07/29/2021
- Good afternoon, gentlemen! Our meeting today will be devoted to city surveillance cameras. We, or rather, the department for the investigation of intellectual crimes, have achieved enormous success. No need to deny it, Johann, really enormous. And now a decision has been made to unite all city surveillance cameras into a single network. What do you think, Johann?
— What can I tell you? If earlier our system could only kenya mobile database faces and car numbers, now the developers have taught it to recognize people by their silhouettes. When identifying, a special algorithm takes into account height and gait, including stride length, foot tilt, and hand movements. It can search for an individual by special features such as glasses, a cap, or a beard. With such “talents,” cameras are able to recognize people in helmets, masks, and in other circumstances when their faces are not visible. The same applies to cars. If the number is not clear, the system can identify a car by color, brand, and individual characteristics.
Vladimir Bezmaly | 07/29/2021
- Good afternoon, gentlemen! Our meeting today will be devoted to city surveillance cameras. We, or rather, the department for the investigation of intellectual crimes, have achieved enormous success. No need to deny it, Johann, really enormous. And now a decision has been made to unite all city surveillance cameras into a single network. What do you think, Johann?
— What can I tell you? If earlier our system could only kenya mobile database faces and car numbers, now the developers have taught it to recognize people by their silhouettes. When identifying, a special algorithm takes into account height and gait, including stride length, foot tilt, and hand movements. It can search for an individual by special features such as glasses, a cap, or a beard. With such “talents,” cameras are able to recognize people in helmets, masks, and in other circumstances when their faces are not visible. The same applies to cars. If the number is not clear, the system can identify a car by color, brand, and individual characteristics.