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Security Today is the industry-leading, security products magazine, enewsletter, and website for security dealers, integrators and end-users focusing on problem-solving solutions, the latest news, webinars, products, and innovations in the industry.

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securitytoday.com > articles > 09/10/2026 > trade-group-releases-standards-for-license-plate-reader-technology.aspx

Trade Group Releases Standards for License Plate Reader Technology -

3+ day, 15+ hour ago   (310+ words) The Security Industry Association has released a set of policy principles designed to guide government standards for automated license plate reader technology. The guidance outlines recommendations for federal and state lawmakers to mitigate privacy concerns, limit potential misuse and establish…...

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securitytoday.com > articles > 09/01/2026 > survey-finds-nearly-3-in-5-us-respondents-more-comfortable-with-video-surveillance.aspx

Survey Finds Nearly 3 in 5 U.S. Respondents More Comfortable with Video Surveillance -

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (350+ words) Attitudes toward video surveillance may be shifting, with 58% of U.S. respondents reporting greater comfort with the technology compared with five years ago, according to a survey conducted for Axis Communications. Privacy and transparency were also concerns. Sixty-four percent of respondents said…...