KISA Launches Interoperability Testing for Physical Security Systems, Applications Open on the 7th
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The Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA) announced on the 1st that it will begin full-scale implementation of its "physical security system interoperability testing."
The test targets integrated systems and standalone systems, and checks whether data is transmitted, received, and processed properly in accordance with interworking standards.
Systems that meet the testing criteria will be issued a "physical security system interoperability test report," and applications for the test will be accepted starting on the 7th.
As demand for integrated security services has recently risen and the need to connect different systems has expanded, the Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA) announced on the 1st that it will begin full-scale implementation of its "physical security system interoperability testing." The certification is being promoted to create a basis for interworking among physical security systems.
The "integrated systems" subject to testing include integrated platforms, integrated monitoring systems, and integrated security solutions, while the "standalone systems" subject to testing include video security systems, security sensor systems, and access control systems. The verification method checks whether data is transmitted, received, and processed properly in accordance with interworking standards.
Systems that meet the testing criteria can demonstrate the objectivity of their interworking functions. When the criteria are met, KISA issues a "physical security system interoperability test report" limited to the relevant system.
Through this, companies can verify whether their systems apply standards and support interworking functions, and demand-side organizations can use it as a reference when introducing or linking systems. Applications for the test will be accepted starting on the 7th.
Oh Jin-young, head of KISA's AI Security Industry Headquarters, explained that in a trend toward integrating and connecting physical security systems across diverse environments, securing interoperability between systems is important for industrial competitiveness. He said he hopes this test will help companies objectively verify the interworking functions of their own systems, leading to stronger competitiveness and the creation of new business opportunities through cooperation between companies.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Hye-jin
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406314
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