India Security News: video surveillance and access control

The India commercial security market, encompassing both video surveillance market access control market has increased tremendously in recent years owing to rising security concerns and new government regulations. As one of Asia's leading security magazines, asmag.com is regularly covering the Indian security market bringing the voices of security vendors and security system integrators. We bring security market forecasts, trends and case studies from the sub continent.

India Security Market Trends and Future Projections

Indian railways leverages video tech for security and efficiency

The Indian railways is one of the largest networks in the world, covering a total route length of 126,511 kilometers and transporting about 8 billion passengers a year. But although trains are an integral part of Indian life, not much has been done over the years to improve their operations. This is espec...

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India budget 2022: not much to cheer for the physical security industry

Earlier this month, the Indian government announced its budget for 2022, presenting a roadmap of investment and development plans for the year. For those unfamiliar, this is a key annual event that industries and investors watch out for. Often, it’s greeted with a mix of excitement and disappointmen...

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What to expect from India's physical security market in 2022?

As 2021 draws to a close, all eyes are set on what trends we may see in the coming year. After the disastrous 2020, the market made a remarkable recovery in 2021. Most of us would want to continue this trend, but concerns about the pandemic and supply chain persist. This article explores the major tre...

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5 reasons to choose an Indian video analytics company

Since the early days of computing, India has had a strong software development industry. Software engineering is one of the most sought-after courses in Indian universities. But until recently, most la...
CCTV auditing software can help you find what AI misses

AI and ML have automated much of security monitoring, but they cannot fully replace a human audit of video surveillance footage, according to a Mumbai, India-based security software provider. One o...
How cyber-ready is the Indian physical security industry?

Last month, someone working for an international security solutions provider asked me how the Indian market reacted to the Verkada breach incident. Many Western markets had found this issue troubling, ...