TRASSIR, an international company headquartered in Hong Kong and one of the global leaders in AI-powered video surveillance systems, is celebrating 22 years of innovation and success worldwide. Founded in 2002, the company has grown from a local startup into an international provider whose solutions are now deployed in more than 50 countries and used by over 15,000 clients.

TRASSIR develops a comprehensive ecosystem of security technologies — ranging from CCTV cameras and VMS platforms to cloud services, server solutions, and advanced AI analytics models. The company is widely recognized for the interoperability of its products, enabling seamless integration into existing security systems across various industries.

Over the past two decades, TRASSIR has delivered projects around the globe, including deployments in smart city initiatives, transportation systems, industrial facilities, educational institutions, and commercial environments. Through its global partner network, the company collaborates with technology integrators and distributors across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and other regions.

In its anniversary announcement, TRASSIR highlighted its consistent annual growth of around 30% and expressed gratitude to employees, partners, and customers for their continued support.

The company emphasized that its 22-year journey has been marked by technological breakthroughs, teamwork, and challenges transformed into new opportunities — all driven by a clear mission to advance safety and digital transformation worldwide.

IDIS has further strengthened its UK sales operations with two key appointments: Carl Scarrott has joined the company as Regional Sales Manager for the south region, and Amy Brown has taken up the role of Regional Sales Manager for the north. These latest appointments follow the recent announcement of Brian Lee as the new Managing Director of IDIS Europe.

IDIS, which is the largest in-country manufacturer of trusted South Korean video tech, is investing in its UK sales and customer service operations as it drives take-up of its advanced, user-focused AI video surveillance technology, prioritising system performance and value.

Amy Brown will be a familiar face to customers in the north, having held previous roles in both sales and account management, including with leading security providers Stanley Security and Securitas. Carl Scarrot also brings a wealth of industry expertise and experience to his new role from various roles in project management, technical support, and business development with UK security distribution companies, including Norbain and, most recently, Oprema.

“We are delighted to be welcoming both Carl and Amy to the IDIS team, as we continue to support systems integrators and end-user customers at a time of significant technical innovation and market development,” said Brian Lee. “They will play an important role in bringing major new projects to fruition, and developing the long-term mutually-beneficial customer relationships that are key to IDIS’s ongoing success.”

Motorola Solutions today announced it has acquired Blue Eye, a leading provider of AI-powered enterprise remote video monitoring (RVM) services, based in Salt Lake City, Utah. Blue Eye provides a comprehensive RVM service powered by AI to help detect threats in real time, enabling live voice talk-downs to deter crime and providing verified alerts to help accelerate law enforcement response. The company’s software platform is interoperable with leading cameras and video management systems (VMS), allowing enterprises to integrate with existing security solutions.

These RVM services are managed by 24-hour security operations centers (SOCs) that provide businesses with enhanced situational awareness and includes reporting analytics that highlight activity trends. “Security professionals know that the challenge isn’t solely identifying the threat; it’s about moving from detection to action in a matter of seconds,” said Mahesh Saptharishi, executive vice president and chief technology officer, Motorola Solutions. “The acquisition of Blue Eye is a key component of our strategic focus to provide a single, tightly integrated workflow that seamlessly connects threat detection, verification and response.”

Relied upon by retail, warehouse, manufacturing and distribution centers, critical infrastructure, and commercial real estate owners, Blue Eye’s platform helps business owners access real-time intelligence to help reduce loss or damage, mitigate risk and enhance profitability.

Motorola Solutions plans to integrate its advanced AI capabilities into Blue Eye’s RVM platform, further differentiating this technology. For example, an AI-powered detection from Motorola Solutions’ Visual Alerts can be verified by Blue Eye and fed directly into our incident management platform, Inform, to automatically orchestrate a response. Additionally, the company plans to expand Blue Eye’s reach across key enterprise sectors through Motorola Solutions’ channel partner network.

“Blue Eye’s purpose is to deliver proactive, real-time security and business optimization. Joining Motorola Solutions allows us to accelerate this mission,” said Steve Jackson, CEO, Blue Eye. “Motorola Solutions’ global scale and deep AI expertise will help expand our reach, advance our solutions and deepen our impact on enterprise security.”

Hanwha Vision, the global vision solution provider, has opened its cutting-edge Experience Centre in Paris, reinforcing its commitment to the French market and accelerating its expansion in this key market.

The Paris Experience Centre provides a dedicated space for customers and partners to engage directly with Hanwha Vision’s next-generation AI surveillance technologies. Visitors can experience firsthand how the company’s latest solutions – including AI-powered cameras and intelligent video analytics – deliver actionable insights and improve operational efficiency.

The opening of the centre reflects the growing demand for advanced video surveillance and analytics in France, across sectors including city surveillance, retail and transportation. By offering an immersive environment to explore these technologies, Hanwha Vision aims to deepen collaboration with French customers and demonstrate the real-world value of its AI-driven solutions.

Jamel Djebari, Vice President for France at Hanwha Vision Europe, said: “The new Experience Centre demonstrates our strong commitment to the French market. It gives us the opportunity to engage even more closely with our customers and partners, helping them understand how Hanwha Vision’s AI solutions can address today’s security challenges while also unlocking wider business intelligence. We are proud to bring this to Paris and look forward to welcoming our community.”

Jeff (Chae Won) Lee, Managing Director, Hanwha Vision Europe, said: “France is a key growth market for Hanwha Vision in Europe, and the opening of our Paris Experience Centre marks an important milestone in our regional strategy. It provides a hub where customers can not only see our latest AI solutions in action but also explore how these innovations can support their specific security and business needs.”

With this investment, Hanwha Vision continues its mission to deliver innovative, reliable, and trusted vision solutions across Europe, positioning itself as a long-term partner for organisations embracing AI-powered security.

According to a new report by MarketsandMarkets, the global video surveillance market by offering — which includes cameras, monitors, storage devices, VMS/VAS software, and system types such as IP, DVR, NVR, and cloud-based solutions — continues to grow steadily and is projected to reach USD 88.06 billion by 2031. The market, valued at USD 53.57 billion in 2024, is expected to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.8% during the 2025–2031 forecast period.

The report “Video Surveillance Market – Global Forecast to 2031” shows that hardware components — including cameras, monitors, storage devices, and accessories — represented the dominant segment, accounting for 61.8% of the market in 2024. The fastest-growing segment is IP video surveillance systems, projected to grow at a CAGR of 9.3%, driven by the global transition from analog to network-based solutions.

Geographically, the Asia-Pacific region is expected to lead market expansion with the highest anticipated CAGR of 9.1%. Across industry verticals, the commercial sector remains the strongest area of demand, with additional growth expected in infrastructure, industrial, defense, and smart city applications.

Key growth drivers include expanding adoption of edge AI technologies, which enable video processing directly at the source and enhance performance, privacy, and system efficiency. Rapid global development of smart city initiatives also fuels demand for smarter and more efficient surveillance solutions.

Despite strong momentum, the market faces challenges such as cybersecurity risks, privacy concerns in cloud environments, high operational costs, and technical limitations related to video compression. Conversely, substantial opportunities emerge through deeper AI/ML integration into surveillance systems and the expanding smart home market.

Leading players in the global landscape include Hikvision, Dahua Technology, Hanwha Vision, Honeywell International, and Motorola Solutions, all of which maintain extensive portfolios and strong global distribution capabilities.

Hikvision has successfully achieved certification under the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) 2.0, following a rigorous independent audit conducted by the British Standards Institution (BSI). With this milestone, Hikvision becomes one of the first companies worldwide to achieve this certification, demonstrating its commitment to aligning its cybersecurity governance, risk management, and compliance practices with internationally recognized standards.

What is NIST CSF 2.0? The NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) is a set of voluntary guidelines developed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to help organizations of all sizes manage and reduce cybersecurity risks. The framework consists of three main components — the Core, Organizational Profiles, and Tiers. The CSF Core defines six key functions — Govern (GV), Identify (ID), Protect (PR), Detect (DE), Respond (RS), and Recover (RC) — providing organizations with a strategic lifecycle for managing cybersecurity risks. Compared with version 1.1, which laid the foundation for lifecycle-based risk management, NIST CSF 2.0 introduces important enhancements, including: Elevating “Govern” as a core function, emphasizing the strategic role of cybersecurity governance within organizational development.

Integrating supply chain and third-party cybersecurity risk management into the “Govern” function, emphasizing the importance of end-to-end supply chain security. Expanding applicability and alignment with other NIST resources, enabling organizations worldwide to manage cybersecurity risks more effectively. Building a robust cybersecurity and governance System Hikvision has established a robust, end-to-end cybersecurity system aligned with all six core functions. The company embeds security into its corporate strategy, risk management, compliance programs, and supply chain operations, ensuring that security practices are integrated across all business processes. Achieving NIST CSF 2.0 certification confirms that Hikvision’s cybersecurity governance aligns with international best practices. With comprehensive, layered security capabilities, Hikvision supports partners and clients worldwide in achieving safe, compliant, and reliable operations — reinforcing its commitment as a trusted global technology partner.

Hikvision is committed to advancing cybersecurity and privacy protection across all aspects of its operations. The company adheres strictly to internationally recognized standards and regulatory requirements, conducting regular capability assessments and continuous improvement programs to enhance its security posture.

Over the years, the company has achieved a broad portfolio of globally recognized certifications, including ISO/IEC 27001:2022, ISO/IEC 27701:2019, ISO/IEC 27017, ISO/IEC 29151, and ISO 38505-1:2017, in addition to the newly awarded NIST CSF 2.0 certification. Cybersecurity is at the core of trust. To date, Hikvision has earned more than 25 authoritative security and compliance certifications worldwide, reflecting its ongoing commitment to safeguarding data and building digital trust. Looking ahead, the company will continue to advance its cybersecurity programs and share best practices across the industry.