Gunnar Erlandsson, Rudolf Spielberger, Barry Norton and Todd Dunning answer GIT SECURITY’s questions on metadata and the future market. Metadata is driving the future of video and with it, the future of the security industry and the value that it can offer to businesses within and beyond the function of security and safety.
Leo Levit, Chairman of the Onvif Steering Committee, talks about standards and the relevance of video analytics. For our 20 year jubilee, GIT SECURITY has asked leaders in the industry to give an outlook.
Onvif has introduced the TLS Configuration Add-on (Release Candidate) for secure communications between devices and clients. TLS Configuration is the first in a new category of Onvif add-ons, which are specifications that extend Onvif conformance to product features that address a specific use case or end-user need.
Onvif continues to deepen its influence and impact in the physical security market with the dual milestones of surpassing 25,000 conformant products and celebrating 15 years as the defacto industry standard for interoperability.
Onvif has announced the add-on concept, which extends the Onvif conformance process to individual product features that can solve a specific use case or end user need.
Since the specifications of a profile cannot be changed as it would impact interoperability between products that conform to a specific profile, Profile Q will be deprecated on March 31, 2022.
Onvif has released Profile D, a new profile that addresses interfaces for access control peripheral devices, providing the market with an additional tool for building modern and secure IP-based integrated video and access control systems using Onvif.
Onvif in April hosted its 23rd Onvif Developers’ Plugfest, and second virtual event, testing implementations of six Onvif profiles as well as two profile release candidates for access control and metadata.
Euralarm congratulates the Portuguese EU Council Presidency and fully supports the Presidency's objectives of supporting the European Single Market and leading the European Union towards a more resilient, global, greener, fair, and more digital society. Since 1970, the association has worked hard to contribute to the European ideals by representing the interests of the fire safety and security industry in the areas of standardisation development and legislation.
Despite continued pandemic-related challenges, the security industry has seen a renewed focus on technologies used to mitigate risks associated with Covid-19. In 2021, this will likely continue, as industries across the globe shift the way they conduct business. Per Björkdahl, who is the current Chair of the Onvif Steering Committee, tells us about his expectations of the coming year.
For the last decade, Onvif has produced interoperability standards that have increased freedom of choice between software and hardware from different manufacturers, enabling end users and systems integrators to build better systems for their applications.
Onvif held its annual membership meeting in November, providing Onvif members with an overview of important activities of 2019 and plans for the year ahead. Attendees heard present...
Onvif announced that it will be presenting atSiX Security Event 2019 a new event focused on growing security installation businessesand recognizing smarter approaches to security. ...
The IoT continues to evolve and take us down exciting new paths of possibilities. Its all about connection and deriving value from the things around us. These new possibilities pro...
Onvif began in 2008 as a small group of manufacturers collaborating to accelerate the acceptance of systems based on network surveillance cameras. The mission hasnt changed much, b...
After its work on services for fire safety systems and security systems succeeded to be voted as a European Norm, EN 16763, the Section Services of Euralarm convinced standardisati...
GIT SECURITY has talked with Gary Harmer, UK Ireland Sales Director for Hikvision who has participated in the process of developing these landmark standards, working with the UK S...
The UK government has launched an initiative to make Secure by default and design a key element for technological innovation. It has announced a GBP 70 million investment in making...
Onvif hosted its 20th Onvif Developers Plugfest in early June in Tokyo, a milestone that emphasizes the continued growth and demand for interoperable solutions. Developers and eng...
Onvif announced that its Export File Format, the Onvif specification for the export of video from security surveillance recording platforms, is the new standard recommended by the ...
ONVIF has announced the final release of Profile T, a new specification with advanced video streaming capabilities and an expanded feature set for metadata streaming and analytics....
Euralarm has released its Annual Report. The publication of the report coincides with the end of the Euralarm Boards three-year mandate and therefore, beyond the usual account of t...
ONVI announced that it will exhibit at IFSEC International 2018 in London, 19-21 June, 2018, at ExCel London. Exhibitions provide a great opportunity to collect feedback from the m...
ONVIF began in 2008 as a small group of manufacturers collaborating to accelerate the acceptance of systems based on network surveillance cameras. The mission hasnt changed much, b...
In the context of intelligent video, the application in the fire detection sector comes naturally. If video analytics can decide within seconds whether you are male or female, you ...
As the industry continues its transition from analog to IP, standards organizations have helped to ease that evolution by offering standardized approaches to connecting disparate p...
Onvif announced thatHighways Englandhas adopted an Onvif centric open standards approach to video technology for the continued expansion and management of its national highway CCT...
