Effective April 1, 2026, major Chinese video surveillance firms including Hikvision and Dahua will be prohibited from selling internet-connected CCTV products in India. The regulations mandate the ...

Researchers from Bitdefender have discovered critical vulnerabilities in the firmware of Dahua cameras. Attackers could gain full access to the devices and misuse them for espionage or as part of a ...

Dahua and Hikvision banned in India: Indian brands like CP Plus, Qubo, Prama, Matrix, and Sparsh are growing rapidly. These homegrown companies are changing their supply chains by avoiding Chinese ...

From April 1, India will ban Chinese CCTV cameras citing security risks; the move targets firms such as Hikvision, and could reshape the surveillance market while boosting domestic manufacturers ...

Central and Eastern European countries have purchased millions of Chinese-made surveillance cameras over the last five years, despite the devices’ security vulnerabilities and the manufacturers’ lax ...

All over the world, security is a serious business, and as such, security and surveillance have become integral components of modern life to ensure safety. This is owed to the increasing security ...

India will effectively shut Chinese surveillance camera manufacturers out of its market from 1 April, when new certification rules bar the sale of internet-connected CCTV cameras that have not cleared ...

As the Middle East conflict reveals higher levels of danger through CCTV systems, the Modi government has put down strict ...

A cross-party group of MPs has called on the government to ban the sale and operation of CCTV surveillance cameras linked to human rights abuses in China. Surveillance cameras supplied by Chinese ...

India is set to block Chinese CCTV giants like Hikvision, Dahua and TP-Link from selling internet-connected cameras from April 1, as new STQC certification rules make approval mandatory.