QUESTION
What steps is the NYPD taking to address deficiencies in its camera surveillance systems?
1:47:55
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The council member asks about issues with the NYPD's ARGUS camera surveillance technology not being able to fully capture all areas due to obstructed views, blind spots, and poor image resolution capabilities.
- The NYPD conducts yearly physical site inspections of all camera locations to evaluate the field of view and identify obstructions.
- Video analysts regularly review footage to identify deficiencies in image quality or field of view.
- If problems are identified, the NYPD adjusts or relocates cameras to remedy issues like obstructions or blind spots.
- In some cases, cameras have been mounted on taller poles or repositioned to resolve blind spots.
- The NYPD aims to improve situational awareness capabilities while protecting privacy rights.
Jennifer Gutiérrez
1:47:55
Just wanna jump back to my just a follow-up on the previous question regarding who bears responsibility in in the event of a cybersecurity incident.
1:48:08
Can you share if cyber command has debated any vendor's insurance coverage policy following a data breach?
1:48:16
Credit monitoring.
Kelly Moan
1:48:19
So I can't off the top of my head, I can't speak with a 100% assurance, but I I do know that in the past, in regards to victim notification and for particular.
1:48:35
Right?
1:48:36
And typically depending on the vendor, we have seen victim notification be delivered through a vendor or, you know, a private sector entity that hasn't bear the cost to the city.
1:48:51
Right?
1:48:51
So that has been directly from the the private sector entity to the victim itself via letter.
1:48:58
The relevant victim notification process that you find.
Jennifer Gutiérrez
1:49:00
And in in the event in the example of victim notification, are those pieces of like the agreement or policy that OTI works through in every specific agreement.
