Maryland company pushes ALPR privacy reforms
ALPR can be a powerful tool for public safety, but with that capability comes a responsibility to protect privacy. Rekor EVP Charles Degliomini shared Rekor's perspective on protecting data associated with people who are not part of an investigation and creating clear safeguards around who can access and search vehicle data.
Why this matters for talent
Rekor's EVP publicly advocating for stronger privacy safeguards around automated license plate recognition data, including limiting surveillance of people not under investigation, signals the company is trying to shape upcoming regulation rather than simply react to it, a role that increasingly touches policy and government affairs hiring alongside core engineering. Rekor Systems is not currently tracked on the board's company count, so candidates should check the company's own careers page.
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