FaceFirst CEO Peter Trepp’s editorial in Campus Security discusses how face recognition can potentially protect schools from violence.
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An analysis of biometric data from FaceFirst, a leading retail facial recognition provider, revealed that repeat shoplifters are more organized and aggressive than previously known, striking the same retailer multiple times across several locations. In a shoplifting recidivism study of biometric data spanning a six-month period, FaceFirst found that 60 percent of...
Read more FaceFirst, the leading provider of face recognition solutions for retail, today announced the release of Sentinel-IQ, a next-generation face recognition surveillance platform designed with retail customers in mind.
Read more Los Angeles – Face recognition company FaceFirst announced Fraud-IQ, the first facial recognition product built specifically to combat retail return fraud. Using face recognition surveillance, Fraud-IQ provides brick-and-mortar stores with an added layer of intelligence that helps them better assess whether returns are fraudulent. While many iconic retail brands...
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FaceFirst CEO Peter Trepp is featured in The Miami Herald, discussing how face recognition is transforming retail security.
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FaceFirst CEO Peter Trepp is quoted in an article focusing on the role of privacy in the growing public support for face recognition.
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FaceFirst’s survey data is cited in this Forbes article on face recognition benefits.
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In this interview with Security Info Watch, FaceFirst CEO Peter Trepp reveals how facial recognition is a game-changer for both security applications and for consumer experiences.
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FaceFirst CEO Peter Trepp is interviewed by Voice of America about face recognition technology and privacy.
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FaceFirst CEO Peter Trepp reveals how face recognition is transforming the fan experience at pro sports games.
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The majority of Americans are in favor of facial recognition as a means of preventing crime at stadiums, in airports and within other public spaces, according to findings of a poll commissioned by FaceFirst and released on February 6.
Visit Site Face recognition provider FaceFirst has announced that a majority of Americans are in favor of face recognition as a means of identifying potential shoplifters, thieves and violent criminals in retail environments, according to a new FaceFirst poll.
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FaceFirst, the global leader in facial recognition for law enforcement agencies, announced today the appointment of Dan Merkle to the company's Board of Advisors. Merkle will draw upon more than three decades of executive leadership to build strategic alliances and educate the law enforcement community about the growing impact of face recognition technology and biometric data.
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LOS ANGELES - FaceFirst, a recognized leader in the global face recognition market for law enforcement, announced the creation of the VP of Product Management role to accelerate innovation for its growing customer base in retail, public safety and many other industries.
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FaceFirst CEO Peter Trepp is interviewed by Canada’s TSN about how face recognition is transforming security for the NHL and other professional sports leagues.
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