*** ****** ** **** no ******** *** **, as *** ** **** not '*******' *** ******* products ** '*********'.
** **** ****, ***** on *** **+ **** **** *** Video ************ *****, ** ******* **** Dahua ** ***** ****, why ** ** ********** and *** ***** *** other ************* *** ****** support ****.
Announcement *** *****
*** *** ****** *** GDPR’s ******** ************** **** on *** **,***** ************* *** ** ******* and ***** ******** **** DVRs **** “*********” ** “comply **** *** ****” by*Ü* *********. ***** ******* **** ********* who *** ***** “********* ** ********” ***** now “**** **** ******** [sic]."
Who ** ‘**********’ *****?
*Ü* ** * *******, ***-****** company ** ******* **** provides *****-***** ************** *** inspections ** ***** **********. It ** *** **** of *** ** ********** or *** **** *********** mechanism. *Ü* *** ************ ****** ** China ** ******* *** revenues (**** ***** ***** media: *** ********* ***** ****** at ***** ******.)
***** ***** ******* ** was *** “***** ** global ***** ************ ********” to ******* **** ************* from*Ü*, ****** ******* ************ ************ Uniview **** ******* ***** * *** before ***** **** *** **** ******* TÜV.
'Derived ****' ****, *** ****
*Ü* ********* ****** **** *** ******* ************* schemes “*** ******* **** *** EU ****,” ****** **** claiming **** ******* ****** proof ** **********, ** they ******.
GDPR *** *************
***** *** **** ********** certification ** *** ******* **, ** **** *** include *** ************ **** products ** ********* *** establish *** ****** ********** mechanisms. ************, ************* ** ***** for **** *********** *** processors ** **** "******* and *********** ***********" ********* "*********** safeguards" - ** ** not ***** *** ********.
******* **’* ******* * states **** *** ************* schemes **** ** “********* *** ********* *** a ******* **** ** transparent”. *******, *****’****** ******* [**** ** longer *********]** ******* ***** ** any ******* ***** ******* how ** ******** ************* plus ** *** **** minimal ******* **** *Ü* itself ** *** ******* and TÜV *** *** ********* to *** ******** ******** for ******* ** ****.
No ****** ** ***** **************
******** *Ü*'* ************* *** ******* ********* ***** no ***** ****** *** do *** ****** * firm’s ********* ** **** something **** ***** ********* **’* ******* *********:
False ***** ** ********
** ********* *** ******** GDPR *********, ***** ***** mislead ******* **** ******** they *** ********* ******* the ****’* *********** **** fines.
*** **** ********* ***** ** ** to *% ** ****** revenue*** ********** ***** ** ***** to **** ******** *** rules. ** ********* ** IPVM’s**** *****, ***** ***** *** not ********* ********* *** broader ********** **** ********* authorities **** *****’* * breach ** ********* ****** with ***** ******** **** if *********.
*** ***** *******, **’* not ******** *** * camera ** ** ‘****-*********.’ There *** ****** ** criteria ** ******** ****** to ********* ****. **** is ****** *** ***** reveals ****** ** ******* on ******* *** ***** products *** ****-********* ** the ***** *****.
Other ************ ******
***** ***’* *** **** firm ******* *****-***** **************. For *******,******* ********* **** **** that *** ***** ******* software ** “*********” ** “****-*****” b** ******* *** **** cautious ** *** ******, limiting ** ** * specific **** ******* ******* while ******** *** ***** ** *** ******** [**** no ****** *********], ****** *****,**** *** ******** **** “certified ** ****** **** the ****”.
***, ** ********* *****, Uniview ******** *********** *** same ***** ******* **** the **** ******* * day ******.
*******, ***** ** * reason ************* *** ** keen ** ******* ***** certifications. **’* ***** ********* and ********** *******, *** actual ********** **** *** GDPR ******.
What ** **** *** ** ******** ***** ****
******* ** ******** ** ‘certifying’ ******* *****, ** best *** ** ****** you *** ********* **** the **** ** ** ask * *** ***** questions **** **:
- **** *** ******* ******* cybersecurity **** ********* *** encryption ******** ** ****** personal **** ******** *** avoided? (*** **** ********** ******* ****** ******’* ******** data ***’* ***********. ***** has * ******* ******* *****, ********* *** ** recently ****** *********, ***** * ******** allowing ****** ************ ***** access *** *********** *** ****** *******.)
- ** *** ******* **** be ********* ***** ******* of ****** ***************, **** it **** **** ********/******* technology ************? (*** **** ********** “****************”** ***** ********** ** best ****** *******’ *******. This ********** ** *** a ****** ******* ** Dahua *******.)
- ** **** ** * personal **** ******, ** there * ****** ** inform *********** *** ******* as **** ** ******** informed? (**** ********** **** inform ******* “******* ***** *****” ***** ******** ***** of * ******** **** breach. ***** ********** ************* ************ ******** *****.)
- ** ***** * ********** public ******** **** ****** recognition ** ***** ********* techniques *** ***** ****? (Biometric ************* ********** **** * few ********* **********.***** ** **** ******* ** ****** recognition*** ************* **** * *** reporter ******* ******* * Chinese **** ** * minutes ** * *************.)
*********** *** *** ***** should ****** ********* **** they ******* **** ******* to *** ********* *****. It does *** ****** ** these *** “****-*********” ** someone.
Update, *** **:***** **** **** *** published, **** ***** *** following **** ** ********* that ***** *** ****, certification ** ******** *** **** *********** and ********** ****** **** actual ********:
"************, ************* ** ***** for **** *********** *** processors ** **** '******* and *********** ***********' ********* 'appropriate **********' - ** is *** ***** *** products."
******, *** **:*********** *** ** ***** blast ** *********** ******** ** ***** the "*****" ** ** certified ** *Ü* ** its *****.
Comments (17)
Undisclosed Manufacturer #1
Great read. Not just from a Dahua perspective but with relation to GDPR in general. It's not just what you buy, it's how you deploy it.
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Undisclosed Integrator #2
I've checked my emails but don't seem to have received IPVMs updated T&C's for my acceptance, that are required by GDPR. Could it be that IPVM are now contravening the GDPR? Surely not.....
On a practical note, the whole thrust of how GDPR affects CCTV is in regards to the protection of the data stored and the justification for gathering it and retaining it.
I'm sick of idiots claiming their equipment is GDPR compliant. My ashtray is compliant....so what? It's all about data, not about hardware.
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Undisclosed #3
It seems like every time these regulatory requirements come up there is a company willing to cash in on a false certification.
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Undisclosed End User #4
Black image from the camera should be GDPR compliant, no?
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Undisclosed #5
Still Genetec does make the compliance claim,
Minimizing Genetec’s culpability because they didn’t put it in the headline doesn’t seem to square with
In any event, do you think that they purposefully avoided putting the claim in the headline for that reason?
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Mick Brown
Catch 22
gdpr still needs work to be cctv specific
if you request your image other people in frame are supposed to be masked out
the courts would view that as being able to tamper with evidence
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