www.prnewswire.com Hikvision Releases 2026 Cybersecurity White Paper on AIoT Security Practices
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- •Hikvision's 2026 Cybersecurity White Paper outlines its security framework for AIoT.
- •The Hikvision Security Development Maturity Model (HSDMM) standardizes security practices.
- •The company has obtained multiple ISO/IEC certifications for product security.
On June 12, 2026, Hikvision published its 2026 Cybersecurity White Paper, emphasizing its commitment to security in the AI-powered Internet of Things (AIoT) sector. The document introduces the Hikvision Security Development Maturity Model (HSDMM), which aims to standardize security practices throughout product development. It covers three key dimensions: security governance, security processes, and security technologies. The White Paper highlights Hikvision's efforts to manage emerging risks related to data security, privacy, and artificial intelligence. It also notes the company's adherence to global best practices and compliance with international standards, including multiple ISO/IEC certifications. The report indicates Hikvision's ongoing investment in product lifecycle security to enhance digital trust. The focus is on establishing a reliable security framework for global IoT deployments.
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