A look at security flaws, police misuse, and other concerns over the 100K+ AI-enabled automated license plate readers installed across the US, mostly from Flock (Max Miller/Engadget)

Over 100,000 AI-enabled automated license plate readers have been deployed across the US with significant security vulnerabilities and misuse risks, creating potential liability and regulatory exposure for organizations whose infrastructure interacts with these systems. This widespread deployment of inadequately secured surveillance technology poses business continuity, compliance, and reputational risks that IT leaders must account for in their security posture and vendor management strategies. As law enforcement and government agencies increasingly rely on these systems, technology organizations should prepare for potential data breach scenarios, regulatory investigations, and the need to implement enhanced controls around location and identity data.

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A look at security flaws, police misuse, and other concerns over the 100K+ AI-enabled automated license plate readers installed across the US, mostly from Flock (Max Miller/Engadget)
Max Miller / Engadget: A look at security flaws, police misuse, and other concerns over the 100K+ AI-enabled automated license plate readers installed across the US, mostly from Flock — “You can't get a breath of fresh air ... without us knowing.” — Thanks to the rise of AI, a new kind of surveillance camera …