Hikvision has reaffirmed its commitment to transparency by achieving ISO/IEC 29147:2018 and ISO/IEC 30111:2019 certifications from the BSI. According to the company, these global benchmarks validate Hikvision’s leadership in vulnerability management. By aligning its identification and resolution processes with the highest international standards, the company continues to put its ‘Secure by Design’ philosophy at the heart of all product development. The certifications specifically recognise Hikvision’s excellence in two critical areas: - The transparent disclosure - The systematic resolution of security vulnerabilities. By aligning with ISO/IEC 29147:2018, the company stated that it adheres to global guidelines for reporting potential risks, ensuring an open and accountable channel of communication with the security community. This transparency is reinforced by ISO/IEC 30111:2019, which mandates rigorous internal protocols for investigating and mitigating these vulnerabilities, ensuring every security concern is met with a standardised, high-integrity response. These new benchmarks join an extensive portfolio of global standards held by the company, including: - ISO/IEC 27001 & 27701 (Information Security & Privacy) - ISO/IEC 29151 (PII Protection) & ETSI EN 303 645 (IoT Cybersecurity) - Common Criteria (EAL3+) - CSA STAR & Singapore CLS - CMMI Level 5 (Secure Software Development) From secure design to secure operations This commitment to digital trust establishes a foundation that follows the product from the factory to the field. While ‘Secure by Design’ ensures hardware is resilient at the point of manufacture, Hikvision recognises that true security is a living process. Therefore, the company continues to align its global operations with emerging legal frameworks, ensuring technology stays ahead of the legislative curve while prioritising a ‘user-first’ approach to data. In this model, privacy is paramount: ownership and control of all data remain strictly with the end-user. However, this commitment to data sovereignty is only effective when supported by a secure operational ecosystem.