Applied Session: Understanding Video Surveillance, Site Security, and Reasonable Expectation of Privacy

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Presented at Privacy&SecurityConference 2019 by

Dr. Sundberg

Property owners and managers increasing are using video surveillance as a central means to achieve heightened site security. Understandably, property owners and managers must ensure they meet their duty of care as it relates to protecting occupants of their property against crime – using video surveillance as a means to demonstrate their efforts. However, these same owners and managers must also ensure they provide occupants a reasonable degree of privacy –– informing when video surveillance is in use. This session provides a general overview of the key considerations that must be taken when using security surveillance cameras. Upon completion, participants will have gained new and important insight regarding the use of security surveillance cameras, promoting a balanced approach to security and privacy, and ultimately how crime reduction through design (Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design - CPTED) can most aptly be achieved.