Hanwha Vision has obtained the highest level of video security certification issued by the National Intelligence Service (NIS).
On July 23, Hanwha Vision announced that four models from its artificial intelligence (AI) CCTV lineup received the 'Security Function Certificate' from the NIS last month.
The certified products are four models from Hanwha Vision's flagship 'P Series AI 4K' camera lineup: Box, Dome, Bullet, and Vandal.
The 'Security Function Certificate' issued by the NIS is considered a 'mandatory qualification' for supplying products to public institutions. It meets the highest safety standards in the country and is regarded as an important security benchmark in sectors such as finance.
According to Hanwha Vision, its products successfully passed the three core security requirements (data protection, software security, and access control standards) set by the NIS with high standards.
The company added, "We have applied national encryption technology during video generation, transmission, and storage to completely eliminate the possibility of eavesdropping. We have also implemented anti-tampering mechanisms to prevent video alteration and have blocked potential theft of storage devices, enhancing our ability to respond to increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks."
Hanwha Vision plans to leverage this certification to accelerate its efforts in the public market in the second half of the year. The company aims to introduce a total of 14 additional models to expand its market share in the public sector.
A representative from Hanwha Vision stated, "As a leading company in the global video security market, we continue to invest in developing advanced products such as AI CCTV and enhancing our security technology capabilities. With the increasing risks of cyberattacks, the importance of security is growing, and we will contribute to creating a safe society through continuous development of advanced technologies."
Additionally, Hanwha Vision announced on July 14 that it secured first place in the DCASE 2026 Challenge, an international acoustic AI competition, based on its 'Continual Learning' technology developed in collaboration with a research team from Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology (GIST).
* This article has been translated by AI.
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