Traditionally, there has been a gap between cyber and physical security personnel in organisations. Physical security measures were already in place when computers and networks were first invented, eventually spawning the IT and cybersecurity fields. 

Face recognition highlights bigger questions around which types of surveillance cameras and systems are acceptable to society. This question is complicated by the fact that surveillance cameras are becoming more sophisticated and computerised without necessarily looking much different. There is no signage or information that tells us about their enhanced capabilities, which means the activities behind them become less transparent.

A global survey from CyberArk, 50% of organisations believe attackers can infiltrate their networks each time they try. Attackers can exploit legitimate privileged access to move laterally across a network to conduct reconnaissance and progress their mission.