Anekanta’s newsletter this month features its Responsible AI Governance Framework, designed and peer reviewed by experienced industry leaders to equip boards to integrate AI into their corporate governance practices and align with directors duties and responsibilities. Read all about it below. AI is transforming industries, but many boards have yet to fully address its governance.
Anekanta is proud to announce the release of a ground breaking new British Standard for AI Facial Recognition Technology – “Facial recognition technology – Ethical use and deployment in video surveillance-based systems – Code of practice (BS 9347:2024). According to Anekanta, the new British Standard standard builds on the British Security Industry Association (BSIA) Legal and Ethical Guide to the
Alongside the continued development and growth of artificial intelligence have been the regulations for it. Here, Anekanta ask whether you’re prepared for legal definition of AI systems Any organisation who develops, provides and uses/deploys AI systems which meet the EU AI Act definition criteria, and whose decisions are utilised within the EU will be subject
Anekanta®AI’s AI Risk Intelligence System™ can help organizations to comply with the EU AI Act. The EU AI Act is a landmark piece of legislation that will regulate the development and use of artificial intelligence in the European Union. The Act is designed to ensure that AI is used safely, ethically, and in a way
A new report based on current AI technology and video surveillance in the UK has been published, revealing findings such as 99% of cameras remain the private sector today. Pauline Norstrom whose company, Anekanta Consulting produced the report, provides further commentary with the kind permission of the BSIA in this exclusive Q&A. What were the
Peter Mawson talks with Pauline Norstrom, CEO of Anekanta Consulting about biometric technology and how it can be deployed successfully.
Dave Wilkinson of the BSIA and Pauline Norstrom from Anekanta Consulting talk about the BSIA’s new guide for the ethical use of Automated Facial Recognition.
The BSIA has appointed Pauline Norstrom and Uzair Osman as new non-executive directors of the Association’s Operating Board. Norstrom, the CEO of Anekanta AI and Anekanta Consulting and a former Chair of the Association, has driven good practice for security sector technology for over 20 years. She has a background in leadership, innovation and commercialisation and in her current role at
In this exclusive Q&A, we hear from Farah Benis, Digital Content & Development Director for the ASIS UK Chapter, about the upcoming ASIS UK Autumn Seminar and what delegates can expect, including insights from Anekanta CEO Pauline Norstrom, Senior Information Security and Data Protection Expert, Mike Gillespie, and Marcus Oldroyd, Founder of The Bureau Consultancy.
The first ever British Standard code of practice focusing on the ethical use and deployment of facial recognition technology (FRT), developed on recommendations by the BSIA, has been released today by the British Standards Institute (BSI). The code of practice, Facial recognition technology – Ethical use and deployment in video surveillance-based systems – Code of practice (BS 9347:2024) – has
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