Best Practices: How to increase security of your video system
Today we would like to give you a few useful tips on how you can fundamentally increase the security of your video systems.
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New EU guidelines on prohibited AI practices under the EU AI Act
Since 2 February 2025, the bans on certain AI practices under the European AI Regulation (EU AI Act) have finally come into force. In particular, applications deemed unacceptable due to their potential risks to European values and fundamental rights [...]
Panomera® - explained in 3 minutes
In this video interview, Josua Braun, Marketing Director at Dallmeier, answers the question: What makes the Dallmeier Panomera® technology so unique and what are the customer benefits?
“Made in Europe” and other advantages at Dallmeier
In this video interview with our distribution partner VIDEOR, Josua Braun, Marketing Director at Dallmeier, answers the exciting question: “Made in Germany is certainly good, but ‘Not Made in China’ or ‘NDAA compliant’ alone isn’t enough of a selling [...]
CRA, CE and NIS-2
Jürgen Seiler, Head of Business Development at Dallmeier electronic and CRITIS expert, answers important questions about cybersecurity and digital resilience across the suppy and value chain.
Make the Difference – with Multifocal Sensor Technology
In the following interview, Christian Linthaler, Sales Director at Dallmeier electronic, explains why now is the right time to become a Panomera® partner.
ISO 27001 certification
Armin Biersack, Chief Security Officer at Dallmeier, answers important questions about the ISO 27001 certification.
Video surveillance and cybersecurity
Jürgen Seiler, Head of Business Development at Dallmeier electronic and CRITIS expert, answers important questions about cybersecurity in video surveillance.
Expert tip: Megapixel fallacy
The number of megapixels alone does not determine the image quality of video security systems. More important is the pixel density, which ensures the required image quality at different distances.