India has introduced new rules for companies that make and sell CCTV surveillance cameras. India’s New Rules Shake Up CCTV ...

Global makers of surveillance gear have clashed with Indian regulators in recent weeks over contentious new security rules ...

The systems for I-STAR have been developed by the Centre for Airborne Systems (CABS) which integrates advanced airborne surveillance platforms for the Indian military. The I-STAR could mark a leap in ...

Despite warm public rhetoric, a confidential document from Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) reveals deep suspicion of China, labelling it a serious espionage threat to Russian national security ...

Indian government's concern over the Chinese-made CCTV cameras can be gauged by the fact that Israeli operatives allegedly ...

In what is being seen as a major setback for Chinese electronics giants, the Indian government has made it mandatory for CCTV ...

Surveillance cameras for Indian authorities have required inspection for years. Since April, this rule applies to all cameras, creating significant bottlenecks.

New Delhi's approach is driven in part by its alarm about China's sophisticated surveillance ... "There's always an espionage risk," Gulshan Rai, India's cybersecurity chief from 2015 to 2019 ...