NXGEN Technology AG and Ajax Systems have announced an official partnership that integrates Ajax security devices with the GCXONE platform, enabling monitoring centers to manage alarms, connected devices, and security operations from a single interface. The integration supports wireless sensors, cloud alarm delivery, remote arming and disarming, panic button functionality, and compatibility with Hub 2 and Hub 2 Plus control panels.

Developed by Swiss technology company NXGEN Technology AG, GCXONE is an AI-powered proactive monitoring platform that combines automation and real-time analytics to help security teams respond faster and manage incidents more efficiently. The partnership with Ajax Systems further expands the platform’s capabilities by integrating one of the world’s leading manufacturers of professional wireless security systems.

Since its founding in 2019, NXGEN has been developing intelligent monitoring and security operations solutions across Europe and North America, with the new integration representing another step toward bringing multiple security technologies together within a single unified platform.

Synology Care Essential is now available at no additional cost with selected Synology rackmount storage systems, providing business users with enhanced technical support from day one. Synology says the service is included with models from its FS, UC, SA, HD, XS, XS+, and DP series, designed for demanding business and enterprise environments.

Care Essential provides users with priority technical support, targeting an initial response within eight business hours, subject to service availability and support demand. According to the company, the offering helps IT teams resolve potential issues more quickly while ensuring business continuity without additional costs.

More information about the service is available here.

Uniview played a key role in deploying a perimeter protection system at Mexico City’s Estadio Azteca during the FIFA World Cup 2026. The project was designed to meet the demands of an exceptionally high number of spectators, with more than 200,000 visitors attending each match, requiring a video surveillance solution that could be deployed quickly, managed efficiently, and operate reliably throughout the tournament.

At the core of the system were ten Smart Management Boxes, integrating edge computing, networking, and device management into a single platform. The solution worked seamlessly with Uniview cameras, long-range PTZ cameras, IP speakers, and a centralized monitoring system, enabling security teams to maintain real-time situational awareness and respond more effectively to incidents.

According to the company, the Smart Management Box significantly simplifies the deployment and management of complex security systems across large-scale sites. In addition to stadiums, the solution is designed for applications such as university campuses, industrial facilities, and other critical infrastructure environments.

More information about the solution is available on the Uniview website.

Axis Communications achieved 17% revenue growth in 2025, reaching total sales of SEK 20.8 billion (approximately US$2.1 billion), according to the latest analysis by Memoori. The Americas remained the company’s strongest market, accounting for 58% of total revenue. The report also highlights that Axis further expanded its portfolio through two strategic acquisitions that received relatively little public attention.

The first involved the acquisition of Skysense, a specialist in counter-drone technologies, while the second focused on Czech-based FF Group, known for its edge AI and automatic license plate recognition solutions. According to Memoori, Axis now generates more than 77% of Canon’s total network camera revenue, reinforcing its position as the key contributor to the group’s video surveillance business since joining Canon in 2015. Headquartered in Lund, Sweden, the company employs more than 5,200 people, operates in over 50 countries, and works with partners across approximately 180 markets worldwide.

At the same time, the analysts note that changes in U.S. trade policy and the weakening U.S. dollar negatively affected the company’s operating margin. Despite these challenges, the results confirm Axis Communications’ continued growth and its ongoing expansion in artificial intelligence, automatic license plate recognition, and counter-drone technologies.

Hikvision has announced that its DeepinView iDS-2CD7x series of network cameras has become the first CCTV camera product in the world to receive the EUCC (European Cybersecurity Scheme on Common Criteria) certification. The certification was issued by the Dutch certification body TrustCB B.V., while the security evaluation was conducted by Bureau Veritas Cybersecurity Europe in accordance with ISO/IEC 15408 (Common Criteria) and CEM:2022 R1 standards. The camera series achieved the EUCC “Substantial” assurance level, corresponding to Evaluation Assurance Level 3 (EAL3) with additional flaw remediation requirements.

The EUCC is the European Union’s new cybersecurity certification framework for digital products, providing a unified proof of compliance with evolving regulatory requirements, including the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and the NIS2 Directive. The certification is particularly relevant for sectors with high security requirements, such as government, critical infrastructure, energy, and transportation. According to Hikvision, the achievement reflects the company’s “Security-by-Design” approach, which integrates cybersecurity principles throughout the entire product lifecycle—from development and testing to deployment and ongoing maintenance.

The EUCC certification validates the cameras’ security capabilities in key areas, including user authentication, access control, secure communications, security auditing, and vulnerability management.