Beyond Camera Surveillance looks past the camera itself and into the surveillance infrastructure expanding around it.
Today’s public-safety and intelligence systems can draw from far more than license plate readers or traditional video. Drones, audio sensors, open-source intelligence tools, mobile-device signals, private cameras, software platforms, databases, and other connected technologies can increasingly contribute pieces of information to a much larger picture.
This book will explore how much agencies can quickly find out about you, how these technologies work, who is developing them, how information moves between systems, and what becomes possible when previously separate forms of surveillance begin to converge.
It will also examine the companies, partnerships, technologies, public-safety uses, privacy concerns, and legal and civil-liberties questions surrounding this next phase of surveillance.
The question is no longer only who is watching. It is what happens when everything watching begins to connect.
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