Non-Compliant CCTV Can’t Be Sold in India Since 1 April
Since 1 April 2026 India bars sale of CCTV cameras that miss MeitY’s security requirements. Tenders should ask for STQC test evidence and treat it as a floor.
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Since 1 April 2026 India bars sale of CCTV cameras that miss MeitY’s security requirements. Tenders should ask for STQC test evidence and treat it as a floor.
Read MoreThree 2026 advisories hit IP cameras and building software. Each fix fails differently, so someone must own the inventory, the update and the proof it worked.
Read MoreBIS records tie seven CCTV brands to twelve factories in five countries. Check the R-number, factory and firmware, not the logo, before you place a bid.
Read MoreWhy ONVIF Profile S is being retired, how Profile T compares, and what new ONVIF developments mean for CCTV cameras, VMS platforms and smart-city surveillance.
Read MoreA Trisim view of five Indian video analytics names being discussed for smart cities, from Awiros to Intozi, and why ICCC teams should pilot them on their own cameras before buying.
Read MoreHow 5G speed and low latency combined with edge computing could change video surveillance, from on-camera AI analytics to new real-time use cases.
Read MoreHoneywell’s 2016 city-wide surveillance project with Odisha Police in Bhubaneswar: 114 CCTV and ANPR cameras, a command centre and camera-equipped police vans.
Read MoreIPVM’s Camera Calculator and Camera Finder help CCTV designers plan camera coverage on Google Maps and choose models. A look at the tools and free resources.
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