Sectors

Sector fluency, not sector templates.

Facial recognition in a bingo hall raises different questions from facial recognition on a high street, and both differ again from a stadium. We know the rules, the pressures and the vocabulary of the sectors we serve, so our advice fits your situation rather than a generic one.

  • Events and Martyn’s Law

    The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, known as Martyn’s Law, requires qualifying venues and events to prepare for the risk of a terrorist attack. Many will turn to technology: CCTV, screening and, in some cases, facial recognition. Each of these brings data protection duties of its own, and a security measure that breaches data protection law creates a new risk rather than removing one.

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  • Other special-category sectors

    Wherever an organisation holds data about health, biometrics or criminal offences, the stakes rise. We act as outsourced DPO and data governance adviser to organisations across retail, healthcare, media, sport and hospitality applying the same rigour we bring to facial recognition.

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  • Other

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