What’s Next for Facial Recognition? A Look Ahead in Canadian Privacy
In an era of evolving regulations and increasing public concern around surveillance, Canadian organizations must navigate complex privacy concerns while keeping their environments secure. In this special, Canada-specific panel discussion featuring Elizabeth Davies, Chief Privacy Officer at Verkada, we unpack the key privacy and compliance considerations that matter most when evaluating security solutions, particularly Facial Recognition Technology.
What You’ll Learn:
The current regulatory landscape in Canada and what’s coming next
Best practices for Facial Recognition Technology that align with compliance standards
Actionable strategies for building trust through transparency and privacy-by-design
Who Should Attend: Security decision-makers, compliance officers, IT leaders, and legal teams across Canada looking to modernize without compromising on privacy.
ELIZABETH DAVIES is Verkada's Chief Privacy Officer. Elizabeth has a wealth of experience in security, privacy and data protection from her tenure at global organizations such as Splunk, where she developed the privacy and data protection program from scratch. For the better part of a decade, Elizabeth has worked diligently to build robust privacy strategies and programs globally, aligning practices worldwide to meet the rapid pace of technological change and its impact on privacy.
Elizabeth runs Verkada's privacy and government affairs programs, upholding our privacy standards and influencing how we innovate and continue to keep privacy at the core of our efforts.
ANTHONY YUEN is a Senior Enterprise Solutions Engineer at Verkada, based in Toronto, ON. He partners with leaders across enterprise and public sectors to help them achieve their physical security objectives. He has had the privilege of listening to these leaders navigate the complex and critical conversation around balancing societal protection with individual privacy in a modern world, particularly in the Canadian context. This experience has given him a deep appreciation for the challenges organizations face and a passion for helping them find solutions that uphold both security and privacy standards—of which fine tuning is now possible with recent technological advances.
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In an era of evolving regulations and increasing public concern around surveillance, Canadian organizations must navigate complex privacy concerns while keeping their environments secure. In this special, Canada-specific panel discussion featuring Elizabeth Davies, Chief Privacy Officer at Verkada, we unpack the key privacy and compliance considerations that matter most when evaluating security solutions, particularly Facial Recognition Technology.
What You’ll Learn:
The current regulatory landscape in Canada and what’s coming next
Best practices for Facial Recognition Technology that align with compliance standards
Actionable strategies for building trust through transparency and privacy-by-design
Who Should Attend: Security decision-makers, compliance officers, IT leaders, and legal teams across Canada looking to modernize without compromising on privacy.
ELIZABETH DAVIES is Verkada's Chief Privacy Officer. Elizabeth has a wealth of experience in security, privacy and data protection from her tenure at global organizations such as Splunk, where she developed the privacy and data protection program from scratch. For the better part of a decade, Elizabeth has worked diligently to build robust privacy strategies and programs globally, aligning practices worldwide to meet the rapid pace of technological change and its impact on privacy.
Elizabeth runs Verkada's privacy and government affairs programs, upholding our privacy standards and influencing how we innovate and continue to keep privacy at the core of our efforts.
ANTHONY YUEN is a Senior Enterprise Solutions Engineer at Verkada, based in Toronto, ON. He partners with leaders across enterprise and public sectors to help them achieve their physical security objectives. He has had the privilege of listening to these leaders navigate the complex and critical conversation around balancing societal protection with individual privacy in a modern world, particularly in the Canadian context. This experience has given him a deep appreciation for the challenges organizations face and a passion for helping them find solutions that uphold both security and privacy standards—of which fine tuning is now possible with recent technological advances.
Information you submit will be used in accordance with our Privacy Policy.