[Security News] Face Recognition Anti-Shoulder Hacking Product Supports Mask Wearing (1st page / 1 page in total): Security NEXT

Luck and Secure have started offering a new version of the solution "Face Recognition Peep Procker" that prevents "peeping" on the screen using the built-in camera of a personal computer.

This solution monitors the image taken by the camera to see if the PC user is being peeped from behind, and issues a warning or locks the screen if a person other than a pre-registered person is captured. Software that prevents prying eyes by Developed by Secure and distributed exclusively by LAC.

It also has a function to detect when you leave your seat and lock it, and if an abnormality is detected, you can record images and screen captures taken by the camera at regular intervals and check them later.

The new version supports identity authentication while wearing a mask. A cloud-based management console is provided for administrators, and it is possible to grasp the operation status and check the captured images in the event of an abnormality.

If the online conference software uses a camera, you need to prepare a separate camera for monitoring. In addition, the detection target is limited to the front face, and when the viewing angle of the screen is wide, it is assumed that a privacy filter will be used together.

New board is provided by subscription contract, 1250 yen per user per month (excluding tax). The basic contract period is one year.

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