ONVIF Celebrates Major Milestones
Among the latest standards ONVIF has brought to market is the Profile M specification, which standardizes how metadata and analytics events are handled.
Among the latest standards ONVIF has brought to market is the Profile M specification, which standardizes how metadata and analytics events are handled.
Peter Boriskin, chair of the SIA Standards Committee and CTO at ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions Americas, and Leo Levit, chairman of the ONVIF Steering Committee and director of systems integration at Axis Communications, will offer their perspectives on how interoperability standards have accelerated the growth of the security industry.
The Snap One solutions support ONVIF Profile S, Profile G and Profile T, enabling them to be added to existing ONVIF compatible security systems.
The vulnerability reportedly could be abused by attackers to access Dahua cameras with full privileges, including watching live video footage.
Having an open architecture VMS goes beyond just being able to pick the types, models and manufacturers of the cameras that an integrator or a client wants.
Customers with Ring Alarm Pro and a Ring Protect Pro plan will be able to use their ONVIF-compatible cameras to gain access to Ring app features.
The add-on concept enhances the ONVIF profile model by enabling conformance claims to additional features and capabilities.
ONVIF certification gives partners and end users confidence the Alcatraz solution will work seamlessly with any existing VMS platform.
Developed to provide easy setup of a conformant device on an IP network, ONVIF says Profile Q no longer meets cybersecurity best practices.
Profile D is designed to provide ONVIF interoperability for peripheral devices such as locks, credential/biometric readers, PIN pads, license plate recognition cameras, door phones, sensors and displays.
This session will help integrators better understand the needs and market demands of their retail customers.
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