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Is Your Surveillance System Truly Secure - or Just Technically Functional?
Imagine a scenario where a major supplier loses a multi-crore government contract in India because their CCTV cameras lacked a mandatory RDSO certification for use on moving coaches.
In both cases, the cameras worked. But they weren't certified and didn't comply with the norms.
Certifications aren't red tape. They prove your surveillance system is safe, secure, and legally fit for deployment - whether in a city, hospital, train, or airport.
In this guide, we explain why certifications are necessary for your video surveillance system and what are the different kinds of certifications you need.
Country-wise Certifications: Ensuring Legal Operation
Every country defines its own rules for what surveillance equipment is allowed. These certifications verify your system isn't just functional - it's legally compliant. These certifications protect you from failed tenders, seized shipments, and legal take-downs.
Table: Blog: Regulatory Compliances Table
Real risk: Non-compliance can lead to project rejection, product seizure, or forced removal post-installation.
Matrix Network Cameras are ER-compliant, certified by STQC. Check out the official STQC website for confirmation.
Data Privacy: Securing Your Surveillance Footage
Surveillance doesn't just record spaces - it records people. That's why laws and certifications are in place to govern how video data is captured, stored, and interpreted, ensuring it's handled ethically and lawfully.
Table: Blog: Regulatory Compliances Table
Real risk: Without compliance, footage may be unusable in court - or worse, land you in legal trouble.
Cybersecurity: Protecting Your Surveillance Systems
Cybersecurity standards shield your surveillance system from hacking, tampering, and unauthorized access - ensuring that your footage remains intact, authentic, and out of the wrong hands.
To understand how to protect your system, read this blog on securing video surveillance systems against cyberattacks.
Table: Blog: Regulatory Compliances Table
Real risk: Unprotected systems are open to hacking, live feed tampering, or footage theft.
Engineered with multi-layered security and built to the highest standards, Matrix Network Cameras comply with ISO/IEC 27402, while, Matrix Video Management System is STQC-certified and safeguarded against OWASP Top 10 desktop security risks-ensuring strong cyber defense and uncompromised surveillance data integrity.
To Sum Up
Even the best footage means little without the right certifications. Matrix Video Surveillance Solutions meet country-specific regulations and ensure data security-keeping your surveillance secure, compliant, and reliable.
Connect with us to review your compliance checklist and explore Matrix's certified video surveillance solutions.
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Website: www.MatrixComSec.com
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About Matrix
Founded in 1991, Matrix is a leading provider of Security and Telecom solutions for contemporary businesses and enterprises. As a technology-driven and customer-centric organization, Matrix is dedicated to staying at the forefront of advancements in the Security and Telecom sectors.
With approximately 40% of its workforce focused on new product development, Matrix has introduced a range of advanced solutions, including Video Surveillance Systems (such as Video Management Systems, Network Video Recorders, and IP Cameras), Access Control and Time-Attendance Systems, and Telecom Solutions (including Unified Communications, IP-PBX, Universal Gateways, VoIP and GSM Gateways, and Communication Endpoints). These offerings are feature-rich, reliable, and adhere to international standards.
With a global presence across Asia, Europe, North America, South America, and Africa, Matrix operates through a vast network of over 4,000 channel partners. This extensive network enables Matrix to meet customer needs more quickly and effectively.
Matrix holds ISO 27001:2013, ISO 20000-1:2018, ISO 14001:2015, and ISO 9001:2015 certifications for quality management. Additionally, the company has received the ZED Quality Certification and DSIR Certification for its indigenous R&D and manufacturing efforts. Matrix has earned the trust and respect of customers across a wide range of industries.
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