 The technology will compare individuals against the mall's database of identified persons of interest. This could be people who have been involved with criminal activity or individuals who may be missing or in danger. The mall's vice president of security, Will Berndjelm, says he's excited about the new tool. We've done a lot to enhance our security program, and it's always constantly evolving. I've worked here for 21 years. It's like home, right? We kind of protect it that way.