Manufacturers Cheer ISC West 2017 Performance
By: Brian Karas, Published on Apr 11, 2017
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Comments (7)
Undisclosed Manufacturer #1
ASIS being in Vegas, ever, is nothing short of ridiculous. The show floor will be empty and Manufacturers know this will be the case. They better come up with a plan to make the show worthwhile for exhibitors or find a different way to fund their organization.
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Undisclosed End User #2
With respect to CyberSecurity and cctv devices and I am sure this discussion probably should be somewhere else. I think the assumption by manufacturers is that customers implement security at the perimeter instead of the edge. This worked when people owned their network but today the network is wide open. Thus manufacturers should be selling their product on its capability to be secure out of the box and at the edge. Some suggestions in the hopes that manufacturers who subscribe to IPVM are listening:
1: sell the item with all security features on instead of the other way around.
2: make sure your device is easy to configure from secure to insecure instead of the other way around.
3: provide firmware upgrades for all models to secure devices and turn off unused features. Let the customers upgrade their cameras to make them secure.
I have blacklisted vendors based on vulnerability scans on just a single device. Security should never be an option extra, it must be the base.
To cut the story short, manufactures need to make their current products secure and not sell extra products to make their insecure products work safely.
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Undisclosed Integrator #3
Could the roving nature of ASIS be their biggest challenge? It seems like shifting locations constantly is an issue.
At this point they could pretty much just hold it in Allied Barton / Universal HQ, since guard companies are the vast majority of people who still find ASIS worthwhile. That would cover about 50% of the attendees.
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