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Razberi CameraDefense Earns SIA New Product Showcase Award for Cybersecurity

DALLAS--( BUSINESS WIRE )-- Razberi CameraDefense ™ won the 2018 Security Industry Association (SIA) New Product Showcase Award for cybersecurity, announced this month during ISC West in Las Vegas. The sole winner in the competition’s new cybersecurity category, CameraDefense guards video surveillance ecosystems by hardening IP cameras and IoT devices automatically, protecting the video management system (VMS), and monitoring for cyber threats. @RazberiTechIP CameraDefense is the first ever Cybersecurity category winner of the @SIAonline New Product Showcase award, voted on by judges at #ISCWest Tweet this According to SIA, the New Product Showcase is a trusted and valued source for security professionals seeking information on the latest products and technologies. SIA added the cybersecurity category this year to recognize “Software applications, utilities, or hardware designed to promote the security of security by reducing vulnerabilities to cyber security breaches or failures in logical security measures.” “The convergence of physical and cybersecurity was thankfully a big topic at ISC West this year, which makes this SIA NPS award even more special for Razberi,” said Tom Galvin, Razberi CEO. “As organizations continue to add cameras, access control readers, and other IoT end points, their corporate networks become more vulnerable to cyber attacks. We created CameraDefense to give our customers the power to secure and manage their security systems no matter where their connected devices reside.” Using the Razberi CameraDefense software solution, security pros can consistently deploy and maintain cybersecurity protections with no additional firewall products or special expertise required. Embedded in Razberi video surveillance appliances, CameraDefense is part of a secure architecture that hardens cameras automatically, isolates the camera network, and proactively alerts customers to cyber threats. Integrated CylancePROTECT ® virus and malware software guard the VMS by predicting known and unknown attacks to proactively prevent malware execution. “The SIA New Product Showcase challenges our industry’s solutions developers to create and deliver exceptional security offerings, and this year we saw many new entrants competing in the showcase,” said SIA CEO Don Erickson. “It’s always a highly competitive program, and I congratulate Razberi for distinguishing itself.” This year’s New Product Showcase received 122 entries from small, medium and large companies in the security industry, which set a record for entrants in recent years. The judges presented awards in 29 product and service categories. The full list of SIA New Product Showcase award winners is available at https://www.securityindustry.org/2018/04/11/security-industry-association-announces-2018-sia-new-product-showcase-winners/ . CameraDefense can be integrated with the new Razberi Core , an appliance that can centrally record heavier workloads while offering cybersecurity safeguards to end points – from cameras to the server. Also at ISC West, CameraDefense won a 2018 Security Sales & Integration MVP Award . About Razberi Technologies Designed to meet the needs of any sized organization, the Razberi video surveillance platform is highly reliable, secure, and network-optimized for megapixel quality. Razberi’s intelligent video solutions can be deployed in flexible combinations, with options for data center, edge, and rugged applications. All offer low total cost of ownership, enterprise-class performance, and innovative automation with centralized monitoring and management. Razberi CameraDefense ™ software automates cybersecurity protections with camera hardening and cyber threat monitoring. Razberi Monitor ™ health monitoring alerts security professionals to issues 24x7. Razberi appliances are compatible with top video management systems (VMS) and any network camera. The company is headquartered in Dallas. For more information, visit razberi.net .
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