Cybersecurity
Hanwha Vision Cybersecurity
At Hanwha Vision, cybersecurity begins at the product development stage and continues on long after a product has reached its end of production. Our innovative hardware technologies and usage of cybersecurity best practices ensure that network and IP camera devices meet the highest levels of security achievable.
Built-in Best Practices
The Hanwha Vision Security Policy
Client
Complex password policy
HTTP/HTTPS
Encrypted video data transmission
Web Server
No backdoor via Telnet/SSH
Application
Encrypted firmware
Database
Database encryption
Hanwha Vision’s S-CERT
Hanwha Vision’s Security Computer Emergency Response Team, S-CERT, is dedicated to designing proactive safeguards against unauthorized device access and intrusion as well as addressing security vulnerabilities found in Hanwha Vision’s WISENET products.
Long-term Firmware Support Policy
Hanwha Vision will provide firmware updates to address cybersecurity vulnerabilities discovered in Wisenet camera products for up to five years after a product’s discontinuation date.
Cybersecurity Education
Even when using the most advanced cybersecurity technologies, almost all data and network breaches experienced by an organization originate at the user level. Hanwha Vision provides tools and documentation as well as regularly conducts in-person and online training via webinar to cover cybersecurity hardening topics to guide and educate customers and integrators in the best and most up to date cybersecurity practices available.
Network Hardening Guide
Hanwha Vision has been continuously making efforts to strengthen cyber security with a careful consideration of customers' property and personal information. This guide will help you understand and safely use the security features implemented in Hanwha Vision cameras and recorders.
Network Hardening Guide NVR
This guide will help you understand and safely use the security features implemented in Hanwha Vision NVRs (7-2020)
Guidelines for secure use of SNMP
Occurrence of denial-of-service attacks and secure use of the SNMP service