Scottish funeral director describes AI facial-recognition CCTV and cloud CRM rollout (no security incident)
This is an opinion piece by the Director & COO of William Purves Funeral Directors. It describes how technology is used in Scotland's funeral sector, including the legalisation of alkaline hydrolysis and a mandatory Code of Practice. The author says the firm spent £200,000 on CCTV with AI-powered facial recognition, access controls and security systems across its mortuary properties. The firm also runs its own cloud-based CRM, Andisio. The article reports no vulnerability, breach, threat actor or exploitation. It says only that new systems must be secure and reliable. There is no direct threat to defenders.
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Scottish funeral director describes AI facial-recognition CCTV and cloud CRM rollout (no security incident)
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This is an opinion piece by the Director & COO of William Purves Funeral Directors. It describes how technology is used in Scotland's funeral sector, including the legalisation of alkaline hydrolysis and a mandatory Code of Practice. The author says the firm spent £200,000 on CCTV with AI-powered facial recognition, access controls and security systems across its mortuary properties. The firm also runs its own cloud-based CRM, Andisio. The article reports no vulnerability, breach, threat actor or exploitation. It says only that new systems must be secure and reliable. There is no direct threat to defenders.