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ONVIF introduces release candidate for first add-on for secure communications

Leave a Comment / New Technology / By Christian Brown

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. Add-ons enhance the ONVIF profile model by […]

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Euralarm | Why an updated EN system standard for alarm systems is important for Europe

Leave a Comment / NEWS, Opinion / By Zoe Deighton Smythe

At this moment the CENELEC TC79 committee on alarm systems is looking at a revision of the EN50131-1, the European system standard for intrusion and holdup systems. Euralarm is seriously involved in the revision of the standard. Why is this standard important for Europe and what are the benefits of the revision for European citizens,

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Euralarm urges harmonised standards as the basis for green and digital transition

Leave a Comment / Government, NEWS, Opinion, Physical Security / By James Ling

Euralarm has congratulated the Portuguese EU Council Presidency given its full 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, citing harmonised standards as one way this can be achieved. Since 1970, the association has worked hard to

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CertAlarm partners accredited new EN 54-5 and 54-7 standards

Leave a Comment / Business News, NEWS, Physical Security, Systems Integration / By James Ling

The EU has harmonised its standards for point heat detectors and point smoke detectors which will be mandatory from August 31, 2022. CertAlarm is now able to offer these certifications. Back in 2018, The Technical Committee CEN/TC 72 released two common standards – EN 54-5: 2017 + A1:2018, “Heat detectors – Point heat detectors”, and

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ONVIF introduces release candidate for first add-on for secure communications

Euralarm | Why an updated EN system standard for alarm systems is important for Europe

Euralarm urges harmonised standards as the basis for green and digital transition

CertAlarm partners accredited new EN 54-5 and 54-7 standards

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